Wall/Pepper’s 2026 catalog reframes what wallpaper is expected to do in a space, moving away from a purely decorative surface toward something the brand describes as an experience to be lived within a room. The collection is structured as a series of distinct stylistic worlds, each built around a specific visual language, and Textural | Forma is the entry point focused entirely on material and its variations.
Where other entries in the catalogue lean on imagery or pattern, Textural | Forma works through texture, surface, and imperfection as its central subjects. Rather than printing a graphic onto a flat substrate, the collection treats the surface itself, its irregularities, and its tactile quality as the thing being designed. The intent is for the wallpaper to shift how a room is perceived spatially, not just visually, since a textured or uneven surface reads differently depending on light, viewing angle, and proximity in a way that flat pattern design typically doesn’t.
This approach sits within Wall/Pepper’s broader identity as a Milan-founded brand with roots in fine-art printing, now working across residential, hospitality, retail, and contract spaces. The catalogue features over 1,000 customizable designs grouped into thematic macro-collections, including nature-inspired imagery, historical visuals, and collaborations with designers and artists. Textural | Forma continues that structure of themed sub-collections while narrowing its focus specifically to material expression rather than image-based storytelling.
The material range is a defining feature of the brand’s operations, and Textural | Forma is produced using the same substrate options available throughout the Wall/Pepper catalog. This includes an eco-friendly wallpaper base with a soft touch and strong decorative presence, sound-absorbing substrates for rooms where acoustic performance matters, and water-repellent materials designed specifically for bathrooms and kitchens. The catalogue also includes a fiberglass wallpaper rated for exterior use and a pearlescent finish for a more reflective, refined surface quality. Any graphic in the collection can be recolored or customized, a standard feature maintained in all previous collections.
For architects and interior designers working across varied project types, from private residential commissions to contract and hospitality work, this material breadth means Textural | Forma’s design language isn’t confined to one typology of space. The same textural approach that works as a feature wall in a residential interior is available in a water-repellent format for a spa or bathroom or a fiberglass version suited to an exterior facade, keeping the collection’s material register consistent across very different performance requirements.
