Grey Wallpaper

Grey wallpaper is one of the most usable colours you can put on a wall. Cool, calm and quietly contemporary, it sits behind almost anything and lets a room feel considered. This grey wallpaper collection runs the full range, from soft dove and silver to deep charcoal and slate, across hand-drawn stripes, geometrics, textured concrete effects and minimal botanicals.

Grey does a lot with a little. A pale grey keeps a room light and airy; a charcoal turns a wall into something with real presence. And yes, if you spell it gray, you're in the right place too.

Where grey wallpaper works

Grey wallpaper suits almost any room and almost any style. A soft, pale grey works as a calm backdrop in a bedroom, living room or hallway, keeping things light and easy to live with. A charcoal or slate brings depth and drama to a feature wall, a dining room or a home office, and the textured concrete-effect designs bring an industrial edge that suits a bathroom or a modern kitchen. Grey wallpaper settles just as happily into a period home as a new-build, and it plays well with wood, brass, black and a pop of almost any colour you bring in.

Colours, from soft dove to deep charcoal

Colour has real range in grey wallpaper, right across the family of greys. It runs from pale dove, silver and soft mid-grey, the light end that opens a room up and keeps it calm, through cooler blue-greys, to deep charcoal and slate for drama and depth. The pale greys feel airy and contemporary; the dark greys feel cocooning and smart. So there's a grey wallpaper here whether you want barely-there or bold. If you've a specific grey in mind, the exact charcoal of your kitchen units or a paint you've already chosen, every design can be recoloured for free. Send me your paint code and I'll match the artwork to your room before it prints.

Made to order

Every grey wallpaper design comes in peel and stick, traditional non-pasted and pre-pasted. All the patterns are original artwork, drawn by hand by Sara at Summer Skye Studio, printed to order on PVC-free paper.

Order a sample before you commit. Grey is the colour that shifts most with the light: the same shade can look warm and dove-like in a south-facing room and cold and blue in a north-facing one, so the undertone matters. A sample on your own wall, in your own light, is the only way to know which way your grey will lean. Grey wallpaper is worth trying before you buy.