My way wallpaper collection INSTABILELAB

My way wallpaper by INSTABILELAB: wall-filling patterns with textile structure

With My way wallpaper you turn an entire wall into one large image. In this collection, INSTABILELAB works on a scale where a leaf becomes several metres high and a circle only stops at the edge of the wall. The shapes partially overlap, so you keep seeing one layer through the other. Underneath everything lies a visible textile structure, resembling linen in one design and fine vertical ribs in another. This makes the wall look almost like fabric up close.

Patterns in the My way wallpaper collection

Rhama wallpaper lets two dark brown leaves with turquoise veins and a hexagon of small squares fall semi-transparently over each other. The squares are blue-grey and white with rust-brown accents; on the right are ochre-coloured leaf shapes. Kunie wallpaper is lighter. White rays from one centre point form circles and semicircles, with pink and terracotta spots in between on a light beige ground with a faint check pattern. Samira wallpaper opts for rectangles and a circle segment in dark green and grey-green, alternating with taupe and crossed by cream-coloured lines that run around like tree rings. Afrodite wallpaper also combines large leaves with geometry, here with strips as a base. Iris wallpaper lets blue leaves spread across the wall and Ulani wallpaper works with fine lines and abstract shapes. Medea wallpaper revolves around abstract art, while Fatima wallpaper keeps it calm and minimalist.

The right INSTABILELAB wallpaper for your space

If you're looking for calm in a light space, Kunie, with its beige ground and open rays, is a good fit. Rhama brings earth tones and large leaves to a living room or a kitchen with a bar. With its dark green and line work, Samira holds its own next to brass and velvet, as the mood photo shows. Whichever design you choose, My way by INSTABILELAB calls for a spacious wall so that the scale comes into its own.