Porcelain wallpaper Greenland

Porcelain wallpaper by Greenland with a subtle block pattern

Porcelain wallpaper lays a calm network of rectangles and squares across your wall, in varying sizes stacked closely together. It evokes irregularly laid stonework or a loosely set mosaic, without creating a rigid grid. The narrow dividing lines have a woven, dotted structure and the blocks a fine texture reminiscent of linen. Because the motif is small, the wall reads as a soft texture from a distance. Only up close do you see the geometric interplay.

Colours of Porcelain wallpaper and what to pair with it

The Porcelain colourway combines white and off-white for the blocks with light beige to cream in the lines. The contrast is subtle, so the pattern looks tone-on-tone and the wall stays light. That makes this Greenland wallpaper a rewarding base. Warm walnut and oak gain depth against it, as does metal in bronze or brass. Choose off-white for window frames and skirting boards, and add colour through textiles in sandy shades, ochre or muted green.

Where Porcelain wallpaper by Greenland comes into its own

Thanks to its small scale, you can use this wallpaper on every wall without making a room feel busy. In a living room or bedroom it gives the walls texture where plain paint stays flat. It also works well in a hallway or study, especially on walls with plenty of daylight, where the woven lines show to best effect. Browse the full Greenland wallpaper collection for related designs, or ask the Selected Wallpapers team for advice on combining it with your colours.