Japandi Wallpaper for Bedrooms
For a japandi bedroom, use botanical, japanese-inspired, grasscloth & texture wallpaper – we have 84 designs suggested for bedrooms. Pair with light oak, paper lanterns and linen. Calming palettes and organic patterns help bedrooms feel restful.
Bedrooms are the perfect place to experiment because they are private and lived in mostly at night. A papered wall behind the bed acts like an oversized headboard.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Designs in this edit | 84 |
| Main styles | Botanical (47), Japanese-Inspired (23), Grasscloth & Texture (14) |
| Pattern repeats | 26.5–91 cm (median 53 cm) |
| Pattern match | 52 straight, 32 half-drop |
| Most suggested rooms | Bedroom, Living Room, Bathroom |
| Price from | £44.20 per 52 cm × 10 m roll |
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Sheldon Scattered Leaf Wallpaper
Kendal Trailing Vine Wallpaper
Kelmarsh Grasscloth Weave Wallpaper
Fyne Shot Silk Effect Wallpaper
Yardley Trailing Vine Wallpaper
Gifford Flying Crane Wallpaper
Jessamy Folding Fan Wallpaper
Alder Trailing Vine Wallpaper
Tennant Fern Wallpaper
Larkin Trailing Vine Wallpaper
Buscot Sisal Texture Wallpaper
Briar Trailing Vine Wallpaper
Thornbury Seigaiha Wave Wallpaper
Underhill Flying Crane Wallpaper
Ickworth Shot Silk Effect Wallpaper
Wickham Hemp Leaf Wallpaper
Mompesson Shot Silk Effect Wallpaper
Hobart Folding Fan Wallpaper
Palmer Folding Fan Wallpaper
Tobias Folding Fan Wallpaper
Dudmaston Shot Silk Effect Wallpaper
Magnolia Scattered Leaf Wallpaper
Killerton Woven Linen Wallpaper
Saltram Shot Silk Effect Wallpaper
How much will I need?
For a typical bedroom wall of 3.6 m × 2.4 m with a 53 cm repeat: drop length 3.03 m, 3 drops per roll, 7 drops needed – 3 rolls (£132.60 on Standard, £170.82 Premium, £217.62 Luxe for non-Designer designs). Check your own walls with the calculator on each product page or our room planner.
Questions & answers
How do I create a japandi bedroom?
A calm blend of Japanese and Scandinavian ideas: pale timber, quiet texture and restrained, nature-led pattern. Choose low-contrast colourways so pattern reads as texture. Leave space – one papered wall is usually enough.
How many rolls do I need?
A typical 3.6 × 2.4 m wall needs 3 rolls at a 53 cm repeat.