Stripes and Lines Wallpaper
Stripes are the hardest-working pattern in wallpaper because they change how a room is shaped, not just how it is decorated. Run them vertically and the ceiling feels higher. Run them horizontally and a narrow room feels wider. This range covers fine pinstripes, wide bands, uneven hand-drawn lines, and two-tone classics.
Where it works
- Low-ceiling rooms and finished basements, where vertical stripes buy you visual height you do not have.
- Hallways, which are often plain, narrow, and lit flat, and where a stripe gives the eye somewhere to go.
- Home offices, using quiet pinstripes that look professional behind a desk without distracting on calls.
- Children's rooms and nurseries, where simple coloured bands are easy to paint over or re-paper as tastes change.
- Hotel and office corridors, in commercial-grade vinyl that handles luggage, carts, and constant cleaning.
Choosing yours
Stripe width sets the mood. Pinstripes read almost as a solid from a distance and suit traditional rooms. Wide bands are graphic and modern, and they need straighter, longer walls to show off. Contrast matters too: strong two-colour stripes announce themselves, while tone on tone stripes in the same colour family just add order. One honest warning, stripes show everything. A wall that leans or bows will bend your lines, and every seam has to be hung true. This is the pattern where professional installation earns its money.
Made to fit your wall
We print your paper in Mississauga to your wall's exact measurements, in 24-inch panels with the stripes matched panel to panel so lines run unbroken across the wall. Take peel and stick for a simpler hang, traditional paste for a permanent job, or vinyl for commercial traffic. Give us the measurements and we calculate your coverage, panel by panel.
Ready when you are: head to the quote page, enter the wall size, and tell us vertical or horizontal, and we will price it from there.