Blue Damask Wallpaper
Damask takes its name from woven silks traded through Damascus. Its mirrored, scrolling medallions bring formality and heritage character.
Blue is calm, trustworthy and endlessly versatile, from airy duck egg to inky indigo.
Our edit of 18 original designs includes baroque damask, classic damask, heritage damask, regency damask. Highlights from the edit include Dudley Heritage Damask, Caldwell Heritage Damask, Poppleton Classic Damask.
Shown: Dudley Heritage Damask Wallpaper in Ocean Deep.
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Dudley Heritage Damask Wallpaper
Caldwell Heritage Damask Wallpaper
Poppleton Classic Damask Wallpaper
Chandler Regency Damask Wallpaper
Greaves Heritage Damask Wallpaper
Seymour Regency Damask Wallpaper
Beckett Regency Damask Wallpaper
Brook Baroque Damask Wallpaper
Underhill Classic Damask Wallpaper
Eastwood Heritage Damask Wallpaper
Melrose Classic Damask Wallpaper
Odette Classic Damask Wallpaper
Fairfax Baroque Damask Wallpaper
Winter Baroque Damask Wallpaper
Emberly Classic Damask Wallpaper
Bolton Regency Damask Wallpaper
Cedric Baroque Damask Wallpaper
Kirby Classic Damask Wallpaper
Styling tips
- Tone-on-tone damask is a sophisticated backdrop for antiques; high-contrast versions suit modern gothic or maximalist schemes.
- Pale blues open up north-facing rooms when paired with warm whites; deep blues cocoon.
- Hang damask centred on a chimney breast or bed so the medallions line up symmetrically.
How much will I need?
A typical living room wall of about 4.2 m wide × 2.4 m high needs 9 drops. With a 64 cm pattern repeat you get 3 drops per 10 m roll, so you would order 3 rolls – from £132.60 on Standard paper to £217.62 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 blue damask wallpaper?
Tone-on-tone damask is a sophisticated backdrop for antiques; high-contrast versions suit modern gothic or maximalist schemes. Pale blues open up north-facing rooms when paired with warm whites; deep blues cocoon.
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.
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.
Can I see the wallpaper on my own wall before buying?
Yes. In Design Your Own, take or upload a photo of your wall, drag the four corners into place and we will render the pattern onto your wall in perspective.