Can I mix check and plaid and spots and dots wallpaper?

Yes, in different rooms or zones – link them through a shared colour such as green.

Which is more popular, check & plaid or spots & dots?

We do not publish sales rankings; in our range there are 56 check & plaid and 51 spots & dots designs.

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Check & Plaid vs Spots & Dots Wallpaper: What's the Difference?

Quick answer

Check & Plaid: Checks and plaids – gingham, tartan, windowpane, dogtooth – bring country-house cosiness and quiet tailoring. Spots & Dots: Spots and dots are joyful, uncomplicated patterns that suit almost any home. In practice: Kitchens, boot rooms and children's rooms all suit checks. Excellent for nurseries, children's rooms and the inside of wardrobes and alcoves. Our range has 56 check & plaid and 51 spots & dots designs.

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	Check & Plaid	Spots & Dots
Designs in our range	56	51
Pattern repeats	26.5–53 cm	26.5–53 cm
Half-drop matched	28 of 56	31 of 51
Most common colours	Dark & Moody, Green, Neutral & Beige	Pink, Green, Orange & Terracotta
Most suggested rooms	Nursery & Kids, Bedroom, Kitchen	Cloakroom, Kitchen, Nursery & Kids
Styling	Mix scales: a large check on the walls with a small gingham on a cushion feels relaxed, not fussy.	Choose dots in a tone close to the background for a subtle texture, or high contrast for fun.
From	£44.20/roll	£44.20/roll

About check & plaid

Checks and plaids – gingham, tartan, windowpane, dogtooth – bring country-house cosiness and quiet tailoring. Kitchens, boot rooms and children's rooms all suit checks.

About spots & dots

Spots and dots are joyful, uncomplicated patterns that suit almost any home. Excellent for nurseries, children's rooms and the inside of wardrobes and alcoves.

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