Can I mix moroccan and japanese-inspired wallpaper?

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

Which is more popular, moroccan or japanese-inspired?

We do not publish sales rankings; in our range there are 56 moroccan and 58 japanese-inspired designs.

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Moroccan vs Japanese-Inspired Wallpaper: What's the Difference?

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Moroccan: Moroccan-inspired designs draw on the star and polygon geometry of zellige tilework. Japanese-Inspired: Japanese-inspired patterns – seigaiha waves, hemp-leaf geometry, cranes and fans – offer calm, balance and rhythm. In practice: Brilliant in bathrooms and hallways where a tiled look adds instant character. Bedrooms and home offices benefit most from this restful style. Our range has 56 moroccan and 58 japanese-inspired designs.

Side by side

	Moroccan	Japanese-Inspired
Designs in our range	56	58
Pattern repeats	53–53 cm	26.5–53 cm
Half-drop matched	31 of 56	27 of 58
Most common colours	Dark & Moody, Green, Multicolour	Dark & Moody, Green, Gold & Yellow
Most suggested rooms	Kitchen, Bathroom, Hallway	Bathroom, Home Office, Living Room
Styling	Layer with kilim rugs, brass lanterns and warm terracotta tones.	Pair with pale wood, paper lanterns and a restrained palette for a Japandi scheme.
From	£44.20/roll	£44.20/roll

About moroccan

Moroccan-inspired designs draw on the star and polygon geometry of zellige tilework. Brilliant in bathrooms and hallways where a tiled look adds instant character.

About japanese-inspired

Japanese-inspired patterns – seigaiha waves, hemp-leaf geometry, cranes and fans – offer calm, balance and rhythm. Bedrooms and home offices benefit most from this restful style.

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