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Damask Wallpaper

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Damask wallpaper is the definition of timeless elegance - the ornate, symmetrical pattern of scrolling foliage, floral medallions, and baroque flourishes that has signaled luxury for centuries. Woven originally in the city of Damascus, the damask motif brings formal, heritage sophistication to any wall, from a dramatic dining room to a jewel-box powder room. This collection gathers our damask, baroque, and rococo designs in a full range of colors and moods, from crisp classic damask to moody, dark, and distressed vintage takes.

Every design is printed to order in your choice of material: removable peel & stick for renter-friendly, damage-free installation, faux grasscloth for a natural woven texture, or commercial-grade Type II for a permanent finish that suits hotels and high-traffic spaces. Choose from dramatic black damask, rich red & burgundy, emerald & sage green, and warm gold accents.

All designs are made in the USA with non-toxic, eco-friendly inks, custom-sized to your walls, and ship free. Samples are available so you can see the depth of the pattern and color in your room's light before you commit.


About Damask Wallpaper

Damask is a reversible, tone-on-tone pattern of ornate, symmetrical motifs — scrolling foliage, floral medallions, and baroque flourishes — named for the city of Damascus, where the weaving technique originated. On wallpaper, damask keeps that formal, heritage character: a repeating, mirror-symmetrical design that reads as luxurious and timeless rather than trendy. It's closely related to baroque and rococo, which share the same ornate spirit, and to brocade, another richly patterned woven cloth. The result is pattern that feels architectural and grand, which is why damask has signaled elegance for centuries.

Damask sits at the ornate end of heritage design, alongside vintage wallpaper, French toile, and chinoiserie. If you love symmetrical, botanical pattern, our William Morris–style collection offers a related arts-and-crafts take.

Best of Damask Wallpaper Patterns

"Damask" covers a family of related wallpaper patterns. Knowing the variations helps you choose the right level of formality and drama:

  • Classic damask — the traditional single-motif repeat in tone-on-tone color; the most formal and timeless.
  • Floral damask — damask structure built from blooms and bouquets, softer and more romantic.
  • Baroque & rococo — denser, more elaborate scrollwork with maximalist grandeur; rococo is the lighter, more playful cousin.
  • Modern damask — the classic motif rescaled, simplified, or recolored for a contemporary, less formal feel.
  • Distressed & antique vintage — a worn, faded, or aged finish that softens the formality and suits farmhouse and eclectic rooms.

Our collection spans this whole range, in colors from dramatic black damask and red & burgundy to emerald & sage green and soft neutrals with gold accents. For the darkest, most dramatic looks, see our moody gothic designs.

How to Decorate with Damask Wallpaper

Damask is bold, so most rooms only need it on one wall or in one enclosed space to make an impact. It's a natural fit for a formal dining room, a dramatic bedroom feature wall behind the bed, a grand entryway or foyer, or a jewel-box powder room. What goes with damask? Keep furnishings relatively simple so the pattern stays the star — solid upholstery, classic woods, and metallic accents (gold, brass, or silver) that echo the pattern's sheen all work beautifully. A tone-on-tone damask reads as subtle texture, while a high-contrast one becomes a full statement.

On material, our Smooth Vinyl and Canvas removable peel & stick damask is renter-friendly and damage-free on properly painted, fully cured walls, while our commercial-grade Type II suits permanent installs and hospitality spaces. A faux grasscloth version adds woven texture. Every design is printed to order in the USA with non-toxic inks.

Damask Wallpaper FAQ

What is damask wallpaper?

Damask wallpaper is a wallcovering featuring an ornate, symmetrical repeating pattern - typically scrolling foliage, floral medallions, and baroque flourishes - based on the damask weaving tradition that originated in the city of Damascus. It's characterized by a formal, mirror-symmetrical, often tone-on-tone design that reads as luxurious and timeless. Damask has signaled elegance for centuries and remains a go-to for dining rooms, bedrooms, and entryways where you want heritage sophistication.

What style is damask wallpaper?

Damask is a classic, formal, heritage style rooted in traditional European and Middle Eastern design. It sits within the broader family of ornate historical patterns alongside baroque, rococo, and brocade, and it pairs naturally with traditional, maximalist, and grandmillennial interiors. That said, modern damask designs — rescaled or recolored versions of the classic motif — make the style flexible enough to work in contemporary rooms too.

Is damask wallpaper still in style, or is it old-fashioned?

Damask wallpaper is very much still in style — it has had a strong revival thanks to the grandmillennial and maximalist trends, which embrace exactly this kind of heritage pattern. Far from old-fashioned, damask now reads as intentional and sophisticated, especially in updated colorways like emerald, black, and blush, or in modern, rescaled versions of the motif. The key to keeping it current is context: pair it with clean-lined furniture and modern accessories so the pattern feels like a deliberate statement rather than a dated leftover.

What goes with damask wallpaper?

Damask wallpaper pairs best with relatively simple furnishings that let the pattern stay the star — solid-colored upholstery, classic wood tones, and metallic accents in gold, brass, or silver that echo the pattern's sheen. Because damask is already busy, avoid competing patterns on large surfaces; instead, pull one color from the wallpaper for your textiles and keep the rest of the palette restrained. Tone-on-tone damask acts almost as a neutral texture and is easy to build around, while high-contrast damask works best as the room's single bold element.

What is the difference between brocade and damask wallpaper?

Damask and brocade both describe classic, ornate patterns inspired by woven fabrics. Damask designs read as elegant and tonal — the pattern shows through subtle, same-color contrast for a smooth, refined look. Brocade-inspired designs tend to look richer and more elaborate, often with more colors or an antique, embossed appearance.