Heritage wallpaper collection Sandberg

Sandberg Heritage wallpaper: stripes, checks and vines in muted colours

With Sandberg Heritage wallpaper you bring repeating patterns into your home that reference textiles: a stripe with a fabric-like texture, a tartan check with visible twill structure, branches with fruit on a dark background. The colours remain subdued. Sage green, anthracite, beige and navy blue define the look, with the occasional rust-brown line or rose-red fruit. In the photos you can see the wallpaper in a small bathroom, a kitchen and a bedroom with a dusty pink ceiling. Wood, cane and white tiles sit quietly alongside.

Patterns in the Sandberg Heritage wallpaper collection

Henrik wallpaper has equally wide stripes in sage green and off-white, edged with thin grey-green lines. Ranold wallpaper is a regular tartan check of anthracite-coloured blocks, grey and beige areas and narrow rust-brown and white lines. Vinnie Mural wallpaper works on a large scale: winding branches with olive-green leaves, rose-red fruit and pink-cream flower clusters on navy blue. Alba Mural wallpaper also fills an entire wall, with slender pines in misty blue and grey. On Montfort Mural wallpaper deer walk between trees and birds, drawn in blue on beige. Vera wallpaper places blossom branches in ivory on a sand-coloured background, Scandinavian Fish wallpaper shows detailed fish in gold and brown against midnight blue and Baccus wallpaper displays classical figures among grapevines in monochrome beige. You'll also find Ferdinand wallpaper, Eden Mural wallpaper, Leonard wallpaper and Leopold wallpaper in this range.

Sandberg Heritage by Sandberg in bathroom, kitchen and bedroom

The difference lies mainly in scale and tone. Henrik and Ranold are geometric and remain light to mid-tone, as you can see in the toilet and kitchen in the photos. Vinnie Mural fills a wall with one large, dark image; the other murals are also wall-sized. If you want to combine patterns, choose one as the main feature and let wood, cane or white tiles do the rest. This way the Sandberg wallpaper takes centre stage.