The
wallpaper is one of the most versatile and effective resources for completely transforming a project, whether it's small or large, modern or classic. Over the years, it has evolved in terms of materials, patterns, and application methods, gaining an important place in contemporary decor. With new trends on the rise, wallpaper has ceased to be a simple covering and has become the
protagonist in interior projects. Below, we explore
five trends in wallpaper that promise to renew spaces with creativity and personality.
1. Organic and botanical patterns
Projeto de Larissa Perna. (Rafael Renzo/Divulgação)
The natural aesthetic remains high, and wallpapers with
botanical patterns or organic elements are favorites among those seeking to bring more freshness and connection with nature indoors. Tropical foliage, delicate flowers, and textures reminiscent of wood or
natural stones frequently appear, often in soft or earthy tones. These models work well in living rooms,
bathrooms, and bedrooms, creating a cozy and relaxing environment.
In addition to the visual appeal, the
botanical prints dialogue with the concept of
biodiversity, which values contact with natural elements in urban daily life. When combined with light wood furniture and soft fabrics, they result in balanced and timeless compositions.
2. Textured and embossed wallpapers
Lavabo Funcional Feminino - Marie Hellen Mafaldo Bottcher. Projeto da CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2015. O papel de parede italiano com cristais destaca o arabesco recortado a laser no painel rosé. Os metais dourados, a moldura de espelho no mesmo tom e a cadeira medalhão são outras citações luxuosas. Para contrastar, a profissional escolheu o porcelanato Italiano Concreto Grigio para compor um piso discreto. (Divulgação/Divulgação)
Another trend gaining prominence is textured wallpapers, which add depth and sophistication to environments. Models that mimic fabrics like linen, velvet, or leather, or that feature subtle reliefs, are ideal for those seeking a more tactile and sensory decor.
Cozinha - Lissandra Ribeiro e Sandra Sampaio. Projeto da CASACOR Bahia 2014. As arquitetas apostaram em armários com acabamento em MDF aço corten da coleção Identidade, da Todeschini, que também forneceu a mesa com vidro branco. Nas laterais do ambiente, portas em espelho e vidro de acidato bronze ampliam visualmente o espaço. A parede oposta ganhou um papel de parede geométrico (Divina Parede). Outro detalhe que traz descontração é a geladeira estilo retrô na cor laranja, da Smeg. (Divulgação/Divulgação)
This proposal works very well in
dining rooms, entry halls, and even bedrooms, especially when the goal is to create a cozier atmosphere. Neutral tones prevail, but the variety of finishes allows for countless combinations, whether with
minimalist, rustic, or classic styles.
3. Modern and retro geometrics
Projeto de Maria Araujo. (Julia Tótoli/Divulgação)
Geometric prints are a surefire bet for those who want dynamism and personality. In more modern versions, the designs feature clean lines and monochromatic palettes, creating an elegant and urban look. Retro reinterpretations
— with patterns inspired by the 1960s and 70s — bring brighter colors and bold shapes, ideal for creative and laid-back spaces.
CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2016. Cucina 25 - Patricia Palma. Várias décadas se encontram no projeto - neste ângulo sobressai o papel de parede geométrico que remete aos anos 1970. A laca fosca na cor petróleo foi um dos acabamentos escolhidos. A cozinha incorpora os bancos Vick, da Estudio Bola, e a poltrona Mantus, de Fernanda Brunoro. (Divulgação/Divulgação)
Geometric wallpapers work well in offices, corridors, and living rooms. To avoid overwhelming the project, the tip is to apply them on just one wall or to combine them with more neutral elements in the decor.
4. Dark and dramatic shades
Apartamento de 140 m² ganha charme com paredes azuis e verdes. Projeto de Maia Romeiro Arquitetura. Na foto, lavabo com papel de parede florido. (Lilia Mendel/CASACOR)
The wallpapers in
dark shades, such as moss green, navy blue, graphite, and even black, are increasingly present in sophisticated projects. These shades create an impactful atmosphere, especially when associated with maximalist floral patterns, abstract shapes, or artistic designs.
Carlos Navero Arquitetura e Interiores - Hall do colecionador. Projeto da CASACOR São Paulo 2023. (Adriana Barbosa/CASACOR)
Although they may seem bold, dark tones can be very elegant when applied correctly. They are ideal for more intimate projects, such as TV rooms, bedrooms, and bathrooms, and stand out even more when illuminated with directed light sources or designer lamps.
5. Mural effect or artistic landscape
(Rafael Renzo/Divulgação)
One of the most striking trends of recent times is the wallpaper with a
mural effect — those that cover the entire wall with
a large image, such as natural landscapes, watercolors, old maps, or abstract artistic compositions. These models function as a true work of art and are perfect for creating focal points in large projects.
Projeto de Mar Arquitetura. (Juliano Colodeti, do MCA Estúdio/Divulgação)
This type of wallpaper is ideal for those who want to personalize the space with an
impactful and creative aesthetic. It can be used in headboards, behind the sofa, or even in passage areas like corridors. The choice of mural theme should take into account the style of the resident and the purpose of the project, ensuring harmony with the rest of the decor.
CASACOR Publisher is an exclusive content creator, developed by the CASACOR Technology team based on the knowledge base from casacor.com.br. This text was edited by Yeska Coelho. 
