Wallpapers
Wallpapers for interior character
First, wallpapers can add texture, rhythm and personality without changing the entire room. In addition, the right pattern can support existing furniture, fabrics and colours, or create a focal point in a smaller space.
For example, a soft design can bring warmth to a bedroom, while a stronger motif can define a powder room, hallway or accent wall. As a result, browsing the available catalogs helps narrow the choice before a final selection is made.
Choosing pattern, scale and texture
First, a wallcovering works best when its pattern fits the proportions of the room. A small print can soften a quiet bedroom, while a larger motif can create a clear accent wall. In addition, texture matters because grasscloth, printed paper and vinyl finishes do not catch light in the same way.
Next, compare the palette with furniture, fabrics and flooring already planned for the space. A warm neutral can make a room feel calm. However, a floral, geometric or mural-style design can give a hallway, powder room or reading corner a stronger personality.
Explore catalogs before a visit
For example, the catalogs below help you browse Maxwell, Metro/York, Schumacher, OMEXCO and Magnolia before narrowing the selection. The Manon LeBlanc collection also offers Quebec-made options. As a result, you can arrive with references and compare samples more efficiently in the Lac-Brome boutique.
Finally, bring photos of the room, paint colours and fabric samples when you visit. These references make it easier to compare books and decide whether the final choice should be calm, playful, graphic or more refined. In addition, they help connect the wallpaper selection with nearby furniture, lighting and flooring choices.
The complete catalogs
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