Black & White Terrazzo Wallpaper
Terrazzo wallpaper references the speckled Venetian flooring used by modernist architects. Flecks of colour bring cheer and hide everyday scuffs.
Black and white wallpaper is graphic, timeless and surprisingly easy to style.
Our edit of 8 original designs includes terrazzo. Highlights from the edit include Baxter Terrazzo, Norwood Terrazzo, Darcy Terrazzo.
Shown: Baxter Terrazzo Wallpaper in Monochrome.
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Baxter Terrazzo Wallpaper
Norwood Terrazzo Wallpaper
Darcy Terrazzo Wallpaper
Jarvis Terrazzo Wallpaper
Marston Terrazzo Wallpaper
Lister Terrazzo Wallpaper
Dacre Terrazzo Wallpaper
Elowen Terrazzo Wallpaper
Styling tips
- Pick one chip colour for a painted ceiling or kitchen cabinets.
- Add one accent colour – yellow, green or red – for a contemporary edge.
- A great choice for busy family kitchens, utility rooms and home offices.
How much will I need?
A typical bathroom wall of about 2.4 m wide × 2.4 m high needs 5 drops. With a 26.5 cm pattern repeat you get 3 drops per 10 m roll, so you would order 2 rolls – from £88.40 on Standard paper to £145.08 on Luxe. Use the calculator on any product page for your exact walls.
Make it your own
Every design in this edit can be recoloured, rescaled and previewed on a photo of your own wall in Design Your Own, then printed made-to-measure.
Frequently asked questions
What goes with black & white terrazzo wallpaper?
Pick one chip colour for a painted ceiling or kitchen cabinets. Add one accent colour – yellow, green or red – for a contemporary edge.
Are your designs original?
Yes. Every pattern is an original Wallpaper Kingdom artwork created in-house; we do not reproduce other designers' work.
Which paper should I choose for a bathroom or kitchen?
Choose Premium (scrubbable) or Luxe and make sure the room is well ventilated. Avoid areas of direct water contact such as inside showers.
How many rolls of wallpaper do I need?
Measure the width of each wall and the height from skirting to ceiling. Our rolls are 52 cm wide and 10 m long. Use the roll calculator on every product page – it accounts for the pattern repeat and recommends one spare roll.