Geometric Wallpaper Mural

Most likely, yes, especially with the honeycomb, where a row of hexagons runs right along the ceiling line. Measure the height at both ends and in the middle. If the difference is more than about a quarter inch, add crown molding or leave a painted band of an inch or two at the top. The pastel organic shapes design is the safer pick for a wall that's visibly out of level.

No, it's printed with the same inks as the rest of the design. You get the look of silver leaf, a cool light gray with some variation in tone, but no reflective shine. Our materials have a matte or semi-matte finish, so the wall won't throw glare under ceiling lights. If you want real metallic sparkle, this isn't the one. If you want the effect without the glare, it works well.

The beige honeycomb or the pastel organic shapes. Both are light and low in contrast, so they add pattern without closing the room in. The triangle mosaic carries a lot of strong color and does better on one wall of a medium or large room. In a small space, put the mural on the wall you face as you walk in and leave the others painted.

It can be. A strong multicolor pattern right behind your head competes with your face, and fine, high-contrast shapes sometimes shimmer on a webcam. Put it on a side wall you see from your desk, and use the honeycomb or a plain wall as the backdrop instead. In a teen's room or a gaming setup, where the mosaic gets looked at rather than filmed, it's a fun choice. See also our teen room wallpapers.

Yes, you can ask for color changes on any design. Send the design name and the colors you want on WhatsApp, for example sage hexagons on a cream ground, or the color block without the silver. If you have a paint color name from the brand you used, include it. That gives us a fixed reference that doesn't depend on how anyone's screen is set up.

Geometric designs are about flat, repeating shapes like hexagons and triangles. The 3D designs use shading and perspective to make the wall look like it has depth. The color block with silver leaf sits in both. If you want a wall that seems to step forward or recede, browse the 3D wallpaper murals. If you want pattern and rhythm on a wall that stays visually flat, you're in the right place.

Use a laser or a long level to draw your first vertical line, and hang the first panel to that line instead of trusting the corner. Match each following panel at the edge before pressing it down. With Peel & Stick Fabric Canvas you can lift and reset a panel while you work, which is a real help with straight lines. Step back and check the match at eye level every couple of panels.

Measure the full wall as if they weren't there, and enter that size on the product page. Before hanging, turn off the power and take off the cover plates. Hang the mural straight over the box, cut an X over it with a sharp blade, then trim back to the edge of the box and refit the plate. With a geometric pattern, try to keep a panel joint from landing right on a switch, where it's hard to match neatly.