1,013 Eclectic Wallpaper

Little Whales wallpaper by Geoff McFetridge comes in three color combinations. I like this black white pattern best.

A poppy, preppy trellis pattern is always the bees knees in my book. Especially in a bright green. However, if it's too much for you, it also comes in Pearl, which is a silvery gray trellis on a cream background.

Mint meets shabby chic in this decorative shelf. The paint is distressed to give it that vintage quality, and damask paper lines the back. To play up the antique look, use the shelf to display your personal collection of family heirlooms and treasures.

Not everyone can live in a converted factory loft space. This gritty, realistic red brick wallpaper might just be the missing touch that will pull this whole look together.

More than an illustration, this wallpaper is more like a pattern — a texture almost. Whether softly lulling you to sleep in your bed or releasing the tension of the day in the tub, there's nothing more relaxing than whimsical waves.

I'm all for this faux library trend that has run rampant in wallpaper, but there is something about this design by Andrew Martin that really puts this product at the front of the pack. I think it's the fact that the books are abstract illustrations as opposed to photographs — but who knows. All I...

Are you longing to be at the beach? Adorn your wall with a pebble effect wallpaper. This one is perfect for nautical-themed rooms.

This classic green and white damask wallpaper transcends the seasons, but it will certainly add to the Christmas feel, no matter what room you're in.

There are various realistic "brick wall" wallpapers available. This one has a particularly lovely worn and weathered look to it.

I love velvet-flocked wallpaper. This stylish pattern is so in this season.

It's OK to fake it sometimes, especially when imitation looks as good as this scrap wood wallpaper.

This unusual paper creates the effect of a leather Chesterfield, complete with a fully buttoned fabric design. Just imagine that on a wall.

This Mexican Otomi wallpaper pattern is a great way to bring cultural style to your home.

This rich blue wallpaper will make you dream of the ocean.

If your book collection is taking awhile to come together, you can opt for this library wallpaper instead!

Aimee Wilder Squirrels Latte WallpaperEnlist the help of some furry friends to achieve wall-to-wall whimsy. The Squirrels Latte Wallpaper from Aimee Wilder lets you crack any design nut with a playful pattern that feels light-hearted and fun. Stylized squirrels in chocolate and light brown create...

Inspire your little one to sail to far-off lands and learn about brave adventurers by decorating their space with this whimsical wallpaper. (And I love that it was designed by a child for a child.)

This Birdcage print from York Wallcovering is the definition of whimsical. Its neutral colors allow it to play backdrop to any number of color schemes, and its bold, large-scale pattern is begging to be paired with some funky smaller prints.

This bird motif wallpaper by designer Julia Rothman captures a whimsical spirit.

Muted and paired down yet graphic and complex, I believe this is the wallpaper equivalent of a Hemingway novel. Does analogy work?

Wake up your walls and add lovely texture with Grasscloth wallpaper from Jonathan Adler.

There is something about these abstract trees that are part Dr. Suess, part "Where the Wild Things Are." They add some fun graphic whimsy to any wall, whether its for a child's room or an adult who wants to add a little fun to an office, mudroom, kitchen or closet.

This cute as a button wallpaper is full of charming little chickadees. The large scale vertical pattern makes a strong design statement and will bring a winter woodsy feel to your home.

Barneby Gates has a magic touch when it comes to wallpaper, and this star version is no exception. The metallic ink and texture make the stars look very classy.

A distinctive floral trail in monochrome.