wallpaper
- noun
- /ˈwɔːlˌpeɪpər/
- The bright yellow and white wallpaper in the living room instantly lifts the mood of the space.
- furniture and wallpaper
- designed wallpaper
- wallpaper border
Was the room warm, cold, Can you see the wallpaper or the paint, etcetera.
- Was the room warm, cold, Can you see the wallpaper or the paint, etcetera.
- It it, it looks, it looks like the like the wallpaper in a Lebanese restaurant.
- Why does your chair match your wallpaper?
- One of the rooms in your office has Star Wars wallpaper.
Examples
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We've given you some fancy designer wallpaper inside of the closet.
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Yellow and white wallpaper would brighten it.
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I had this amazing wallpaper once.
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We have exactly the same wallpaper in our kitchen.
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I put that wallpaper up with my own two hands.
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I remember her helping me pick out this wallpaper.
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It's got old wallpaper, old hardware on the doors, old paint.
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We have this wallpaper with brown paper bags on it, kind of fun and quirky.
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The walls were covered with wallpaper featuring a pretty dark blue and brown stenciled design.
Fiction book (1992) -
Despite the warm tones and textured wallpaper, he still felt the chill, the damp.
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
A patterned wallpaper with a raised texture for walls and ceilings
A large photo printed on paper and put on a wall to decorate
A large picture printed on wallpaper and put on a wall to decorate a room
A large printed paper that covers one wall to make the room's main focus
Compounds
How Decorative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wallpaper is a plain combination of wall and paper, originally meaning paper made to 'decorate' walls. That's why wallpaper is the patterned paper you stick on a room's walls.