Where Can You Buy Martha Stewart Wallpaper? Meet the New 2026 Collection
Martha Stewart wallpaper is available now. A new 41-design collection launched in 2026, produced by Graham & Brown Holdings with Martha Stewart and Marquee Brands, and it is sold at No Two Houses. Choose from stripes, florals, damasks and wood-effect designs on easy paste-the-wall paper, with samples available for every design.
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Martha Stewart has long stood for homes that feel generous, orderly and quietly beautiful, and the new wallpaper collection brings that point of view to the wall. Fully printed patterns, a considered palette shared across every design family and an easy paste-the-wall paper mean a room can feel finished rather than merely covered. This guide shows what is in the range, how to choose between designs and exactly where to find and order it at No Two Houses.
Is Martha Stewart wallpaper available in 2026?
Martha Stewart wallpaper is in production and on sale right now. The 2026 collection includes 41 designs across stripes, florals, damasks and wood-effect patterns, each offered in several colorways. In the US it is sold through No Two Houses, a design-led interiors retailer that is part of Graham & Brown Holdings, the group that produces the collection with Martha Stewart and Marquee Brands.
Every design is printed on a non-woven paper that you hang using the paste-the-wall method, so there is no soaking or booking time, and every design is spongeable for everyday marks. You can read the full launch story in the introduction to the Martha Stewart wallpaper range at No Two Houses.
What does the Martha Stewart wallpaper collection offer at a glance?
The collection is designed to be easy to live with and easy to hang. The table below summarizes the essentials before we look at the designs themselves.
Feature | Detail | What it means for you |
Designs | 41 designs across ten design families | Plenty of choice, with three to five colorways per family |
Paper | Non-woven | Strips stay dry and stable while you hang them |
Hanging method | Paste the wall | No soaking or booking time; the paste goes on the wall |
Care | Spongeable | Light everyday marks wipe away with a damp sponge |
Roll size | About 20.5 in × 32.8 ft (52 cm × 10 m) | Useful when you work out your roll count |
Samples | Every design can be ordered as a sample | See the pattern in your own light before you commit |
Where to buy | No Two Houses | Browse the full range on the Martha Stewart wallpaper page |
Because the paste goes on the wall rather than the paper, the strips stay dry and dimensionally stable while you work, which makes pattern matching more forgiving. If the method is new to you, this guide to what paste-the-wall wallpaper is covers the basics.
Which designs are in the Martha Stewart wallpaper collection?
The 41 designs sit in ten design families, each available in three to five colorways. Colors are shared across families, so a Mineral Blue stripe in a hallway can meet a Mineral Blue faux bois in the study without a jolt. The table below gives one colorway example per family; the full collection is on the Martha Stewart wallpaper page at No Two Houses.
Design family | Style | Colorway example | Repeat and match |
Classic Stripe | Broad, tailored stripe that accentuates room height | Martha Stewart Classic Stripe Mineral Blue | 53 cm, straight |
Garden Stripe | Delicate stripe paired with floral sprigs | Martha Stewart Garden Stripe Linen | 64 cm, straight |
Heritage Garden Stripe | Ditsy florals woven into vertical stripes | Martha Stewart Heritage Garden Stripe Moss | 48 cm, straight |
Floral Vine | Twisting vines with blooms and birds | Martha Stewart Floral Vine Porcelain Blue | 70 cm, offset |
Artisan Floral | Block-print-inspired botanical motif | Martha Stewart Artisan Floral Fennel Seed | 64 cm, straight |
Florentine | Archival-inspired floral and foliage damask | Martha Stewart Florentine Taupe | 64 cm, straight |
Chateau Fleur | Traditional damask with a lattice-like structure | Martha Stewart Chateau Fleur Basketweave Green | 52 cm, straight |
Jacobean | Detailed botanical damask | Martha Stewart Jacobean Antique Green | 84 cm, straight |
Wood Panel | Traditional paneling effect | Martha Stewart Wood Panel Sage | 75 cm, free |
Bedford Faux Bois | Softly grained wood panel effect, smooth finish | Martha Stewart Bedford Faux Bois Goose Down | 64 cm, straight |
What are the stripes like?
Three stripe families cover the range from tailored to romantic. Classic Stripe is the broad, confident one, and its vertical lines draw the eye upward, which is why it suits rooms with lower ceilings. Garden Stripe softens the same structure with floral sprigs between the lines, and Heritage Garden Stripe goes further still, weaving ditsy florals into the stripes themselves. Colorways include Mineral Blue, Antique Gold, Fennel Seed and Georgica Beach for Classic Stripe; Linen, Ochre and Grey Blue for Garden Stripe; and Tarn, Moss, Antique Gold and Russet for Heritage Garden Stripe.
What about the florals and damasks?
Five families carry the pattern-led half of the collection. Floral Vine is the most animated, with birds among twisting vines and an offset match. Artisan Floral is neater and more rhythmic, inspired by block-printed textiles. Florentine and Chateau Fleur are both damasks, the former with an antique, archival feel and the latter built on a delicate lattice. Jacobean is the largest in scale, with an 84 cm repeat and detailed botanical drawing. Across these families you will find Tarn, Taupe, Russet, Moss, Antique Gold, Porcelain Blue, Silhouette, Ochre and Basketweave Green.
And the wood-effect designs?
Wood Panel and Bedford Faux Bois bring the look of paneling to a wall without any carpentry. Both are printed effects on smooth non-woven paper, in finished colors. Wood Panel reads as traditional paneling and has a free match, which makes it the easiest design in the range to hang. Bedford Faux Bois is quieter, with softly grained planks in Natural, Sage, Mineral Blue and Goose Down.
How do you choose the right Martha Stewart wallpaper for your room?
With 41 designs, the easiest way to choose is to start with the room and the mood you want, then narrow down by colorway. These starting points help you shortlist before you order samples.
- Hallways and rooms with lower ceilings: Classic Stripe’s broad vertical lines draw the eye upward and give a tailored, timeless frame.
- Dining and living rooms: the Florentine and Chateau Fleur damasks give a layered, traditional backdrop, while Jacobean, with its 84 cm repeat, makes a confident statement wall.
- Bedrooms and quiet corners: Garden Stripe and Heritage Garden Stripe pair stripes with softer floral sprigs for a serene, lived-in feel.
- Studies, entrances and panel-style walls: Wood Panel and Bedford Faux Bois add warmth and texture without carpentry.
- Whole-home schemes: because colors are shared across families, you can choose one colorway, such as Mineral Blue, and repeat it from room to room.
Where can you buy Martha Stewart wallpaper in the US?
In the US, the collection is sold at No Two Houses. The simplest route from curiosity to a finished wall is this.
- Browse the full range on the Martha Stewart wallpaper page and shortlist two or three designs.
- Order a sample of each from the product page. Pin them up where the paper will hang and look at them in morning and evening light before you decide; this guide to using wallpaper samples explains what to look for.
- Measure your walls and work out your roll count. Pattern repeat affects how much you need, so use the guide to how much wallpaper you need rather than guessing.
- Order your rolls together so they come from the same batch, and check current pricing on the product page.
Before you order, a few things are worth knowing about the collection as a whole.
- Every design is paste the wall, so you will need a wallpaper paste suited to non-woven papers and a clean, sound wall.
- Every design is spongeable, which means light marks can be wiped with a damp sponge; it is not described as washable or scrubbable.
- Roll width is about 20.5 inches (52 cm), narrower than many US-standard rolls, so compare like with like when estimating.
- The collection is not peel-and-stick. No Two Houses also sells a small range of peel-and-stick designs, listed among all wallpaper.
Frequently asked questions about Martha Stewart wallpaper
Is Martha Stewart wallpaper still available?
Yes. A new 41-design Martha Stewart wallpaper collection launched in 2026 and is sold at No Two Houses, produced by Graham & Brown Holdings with Martha Stewart and Marquee Brands.
Where can I buy Martha Stewart wallpaper?
In the US, you can browse and order the collection at No Two Houses, and every design can be ordered as a sample first. Start with the Martha Stewart wallpaper page and shortlist two or three designs.
How many designs are in the Martha Stewart wallpaper collection?
There are 41 designs across ten design families: Classic Stripe, Garden Stripe, Heritage Garden Stripe, Floral Vine, Artisan Floral, Florentine, Chateau Fleur, Jacobean, Wood Panel and Bedford Faux Bois.
Is Martha Stewart wallpaper easy to hang yourself?
Yes, for most confident DIYers. Paste-the-wall non-woven paper is one of the more forgiving types to hang, because the paste goes on the wall and the strips stay dry and stable while you match the pattern.
Does the collection include peel-and-stick wallpaper?
No. All 41 Martha Stewart designs are traditional paste-the-wall papers.
Ready to see Martha Stewart wallpaper in your own home?
Pattern on a screen and pattern on your wall are two different experiences, which is why every design in the collection can be ordered as a sample first. Browse the full range on the Martha Stewart wallpaper page at No Two Houses, order a sample or two of the designs that catch you, and live with them for a few days before you commit.
