Description
What colours are in the Uneven Stripe Stone Linen design?
The design moves through stone, taupe and linen, with a darker charcoal-brown stripe for contrast. These are close on the colour wheel, so together they read calm and cohesive rather than busy. Because they're tonal, the stripe pairs easily with most existing furniture without needing a colour match.
Will this wallpaper make a room look darker?
Not really. The palette stays mostly light, with linen and stone dominating and the darker stripes used sparingly, so the wall still reads as a neutral rather than a dark feature. It will feel a shade more saturated once it covers a full wall than it does on a small sample.
Is the stripe pattern bold or subtle on a wall?
It sits in between. The uneven widths keep it from feeling as rigid as a classic pinstripe, but the stripes are wide enough to read clearly from across a room. It suits a feature wall rather than disappearing into the background.
Do I need to prepare my wall before hanging this paper?
If the wall has been painted with a stain-resistant or self-cleaning paint, it will need a coat of primer first, since those paints are designed to shed exactly the kind of adhesive wallpaper needs to stick. Any newly plastered or freshly painted wall should also be given time to fully cure before papering.
How should the first strip be lined up?
Rather than starting in the corner of the room, which is rarely perfectly straight, it helps to hang the first drop against a plumb line marked on the wall. Every strip after that lines up against the one before it, so getting this first one vertical keeps the whole stripe pattern looking straight across the wall.

































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