Moiré Wallpaper – Eclectic Collection

Eclectic Wallpaper Collection by Galerie Wallcoverings celebrates texture, craftsmanship and contemporary design, bringing together a curated selection of statement wallcoverings inspired by modern interiors. Featuring a mix of tactile finishes, shimmering effects and distinctive patterns, the collection blends industrial influences with refined elegance to create walls full of depth and character. From subtle woven textures and moiré silk effects to geometric motifs and organic patterns, each design offers a unique visual experience enhanced by metallic accents, pearlescent finishes and dimensional detailing. These wallpapers are designed to capture and reflect light, adding movement, richness and sophistication to both residential and commercial spaces. The Eclectic collection is produced on high-quality substrates with practical features such as washable surfaces and easy “paste-the-wall” application, making it both stylish and durable for everyday interiors. Available in a range of contemporary colourways—from soft neutrals to bold metallic tones—these wallpapers are ideal for feature walls or full-room installations. Whether creating a luxurious focal point or adding subtle texture, the Eclectic collection offers versatile designs that bring modern sophistication and individuality to any space.

1. Prepare the surface

Ensure the wall is clean, dry, and smooth. Remove old wallpaper, fill any cracks, and lightly sand if needed.

2. Mark a guideline

Draw a straight vertical line using a spirit level to keep your first strip perfectly aligned.

3. Apply adhesive to the wall

Using a roller or brush, apply an even coat of suitable wallpaper paste directly onto the wall, covering slightly more than the width of one strip.

4. Hang the wallpaper

Position the dry vinyl wallpaper onto the pasted wall, starting at the top and working down. Align with your guideline.

5. Smooth the surface

Use a wallpaper brush or plastic smoother to remove air bubbles, working from the centre outward.

6. Trim excess material

Trim neatly at the ceiling and skirting using a sharp knife.

7. Join additional lengths

Hang subsequent strips edge-to-edge (butt joints), ensuring patterns are matched correctly. Do not overlap.

8. Clean as you go

Wipe away excess paste immediately with a damp sponge to avoid marks on the vinyl surface.