Martha Stewart Striped Wallpaper

Martha Stewart striped wallpaper comes in three designs at No Two Houses: Classic Stripe, a broad tailored stripe in four colorways; Garden Stripe, a fine stripe threaded with floral sprigs in three; and Heritage Garden Stripe, ditsy florals woven into vertical stripes in four. All 11 are non-woven, paste-the-wall and spongeable, and every-one can be ordered as a sample.

What is Martha Stewart striped wallpaper?

The Martha Stewart wallpaper collection launched in 2026 with 41 designs, and 11 of them are stripes. They sit alongside the collection's florals, damasks and wood-effect papers, but the stripes are where Martha's instinct for order and quiet polish shows most clearly. Each stripe design comes from the same idea: a wall that feels composed, dressed and settled, without ever shouting.

The full Martha Stewart collection at No Two Houses is the only place to see all 41 together, and the introduction to the collection gives the wider story. This guide concentrates on the stripes: what makes Classic, Garden and Heritage Garden Stripe different, which colorways each comes in, and how to choose between them.

What are the three types of striped wallpaper in the Martha Stewart collection?

Classic Stripe is the plain, broad stripe. Garden Stripe is a fine stripe with floral sprigs between the lines. Heritage Garden Stripe is the most decorative, with small ditsy florals woven into the stripes themselves. The table below compares them at a glance; each design is explained in detail further down.

What does Martha Stewart Garden Stripe wallpaper look like?

Garden Stripe takes a delicate classic stripe and pairs it with small floral sprigs, so the wall reads as a stripe from across the room and as a garden up close. The effect is fresh and timeless, and No Two Houses describes it as bringing structure and elegance together, which is the whole appeal: the stripe does the organizing, the sprigs do the softening.

It comes in three colorways:

• Martha Stewart Garden Stripe Linen, a pale, natural neutral
• Martha Stewart Garden Stripe Ochre, an earthy golden yellow
• Martha Stewart Garden Stripe Grey Blue, a muted, dusky blue

Because the pattern is fine, Garden Stripe is forgiving in smaller rooms and works well where you want gentle interest rather than a bold statement.

What does Martha Stewart Heritage Garden Stripe wallpaper look like?

Heritage Garden Stripe is the most decorative of the three. Here the florals are not sitting beside the stripe; they are woven into it, so each vertical band carries its own run of ditsy blooms. It has the layered, slightly antique feel of a well-loved country house, and the shorter repeat means the pattern reads as an even, overall texture rather than a series of distinct motifs.

The four colorways lean richer and deeper than the other two stripes:

• Martha Stewart Heritage Garden Stripe Tarn, a deep, inky blue-green
• Martha Stewart Heritage Garden Stripe Moss, a soft, mossy green
• Martha Stewart Heritage Garden Stripe Antique Gold, a warm, burnished yellow
• Martha Stewart Heritage Garden Stripe Russet, a rusty, autumnal red-brown

How do stripe width and direction change a room?

Stripe width sets the mood. A broad stripe like Classic Stripe feels tailored and architectural, almost like paneling; a fine stripe like Garden Stripe or Heritage Garden Stripe reads as texture and sits more quietly behind furniture and art. Direction matters too: all three Martha Stewart stripes are designed to hang vertically, which draws the eye upward and makes ceilings feel taller. Hanging stripes horizontally is possible with careful planning, but it is a different look and best reserved for a single wall.

A few quick principles:

• Use broad stripes in rooms with longer sightlines, such as hallways and living rooms, where the eye has space to travel.
• Use fine, floral stripes in rooms where you sit close to the wall, such as bedrooms and bathrooms, so the detail rewards a second look.
• Keep trim, baseboards and chair rails crisp and plain; stripes do the work, so woodwork should frame rather than compete.
• Choose a stripe for a feature wall only if the other walls are a color pulled from the paper, so the room feels deliberate rather than divided.

How do you hang Martha Stewart striped wallpaper?

Every Martha Stewart stripe is paste-the-wall on a non-woven substrate, which makes it one of the easier wallpapers to hang well. You paste the wall rather than the paper, so there is no soaking time and the dry paper is lighter and easier to position. All three stripes have a straight match, meaning each new drop lines up level with the one before it. The steps below assume one wall at a time.

1. Measure the wall height and width and work out how many 52 cm × 10 m rolls (about 20.5 in × 32.8 ft) you need, adding one extra for a straight-match pattern. The how much wallpaper do I need guide walks through the math.
2. Prepare the wall so it is clean, dry, smooth and uniformly colored; stripes show every bump, so fill and sand first.
3. Mark a plumb line with a level about one roll-width from the corner where you want to start. Stripes make an out-of-true wall obvious, so this line matters more than usual.
4. Paste the wall for one drop, then hang the dry paper from the ceiling down, aligning its edge with your plumb line and smoothing from the center out.
5. Hang the next drop edge to edge, matching the stripe straight across, and trim top and bottom with a sharp blade.
6. Wipe any paste from the surface with a damp sponge while it is still wet; the paper is spongeable, so light marks lift easily.

If paste-the-wall is new to you, what is paste the wall wallpaper explains the method, the how to hang wallpaper guide covers tools and technique, and you can download the How to Hang Wallpaper guide to keep on your phone while you work.

Where can I buy Martha Stewart Classic Stripe wallpaper?

Martha Stewart Classic Stripe wallpaper, along with Garden Stripe and Heritage Garden Stripe, is sold online at No Two Houses, where the whole collection of 41 designs is listed on the Martha Stewart wallpaper page. Each of the 11 stripe colorways has its own product page with current pricing and an order-sample option, and the links earlier in this guide take you straight to them.

If you are weighing the Martha Stewart stripes against other options, the broader striped wallpaper range at No Two Houses shows them alongside more than a hundred other stripe designs, so you can compare scale, color and mood in one place.

Frequently asked questions about Martha Stewart striped wallpaper

Is Martha Stewart striped wallpaper paste the wall or paste the paper?

All 11 stripes are paste-the-wall. You apply paste directly to the wall and hang the dry, non-woven paper onto it, with no soaking or booking time.

Can you wipe Martha Stewart striped wallpaper clean?

Yes, every design in the collection is spongeable, which means light marks can be lifted with a damp sponge. It is not described as washable or scrubbable, so treat it gently and avoid abrasive cleaners.

Which Martha Stewart stripe is best for a small room?

Garden Stripe or Heritage Garden Stripe, because their fine stripes read as texture rather than bold bands and sit comfortably in a small space. Classic Stripe's broader stripe can also work in a small room if you want to emphasize height.

Do the Martha Stewart stripes match other designs in the collection?

The stripes share colorway names with the florals, damasks and wood-effects, so Classic Stripe Mineral Blue, for example, sits naturally with Bedford Faux Bois Mineral Blue or Artisan Floral Mineral Blue. Order samples of both to check the match in your own light.

Order samples of Martha Stewart striped wallpaper

The best way to choose between a broad Classic Stripe, a sprigged Garden Stripe and a layered Heritage Garden Stripe is to see them on your own wall, in your own light, at different times of day. Every one of the 11 colorways has an order-sample option on its product page, so pick two or three, tape them up for a week, and let the room decide. Start with the Martha Stewart collection at No Two Houses, or go straight to a favorite such as Martha Stewart Garden Stripe Grey Blue.