Cover Uniquely Filipino ‘Indio’ wallpaper that adds nostalgic charm to a home bathroom (Photo: Instagram / Paperbound)
Uniquely Filipino ‘Indio’ wallpaper that adds nostalgic charm to a home bathroom (Photo: Instagram / Paperbound)
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Explore how these Filipino wallpaper brands turn walls into artistic statements that celebrate Filipino history and style
The home reflects one’s unique personality, but an often overlooked detail is the wallpaper used in the space. While solid colours suit a wide range of design stories, printed wallpaper can breathe new life into the room.
Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these designs often celebrate Filipino craftsmanship, showcasing intricate patterns and motifs inspired by our heritage. From lush tropical prints to geometric weaves, these printed wallpapers connect us to cultural roots while setting the stage for cherished memories with loved ones.
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Millie Monday
Millie Monday co-owners Mariel Ching and Margot Prado have always been involved in commercial printing, but they shifted to home accessories only during the Covid-19 pandemic. They have expanded their line to include high-quality wallpapers with charm. Working with artists like Mia De Lara and Raxenne Maniquiz, they highlight aspects of Filipino architecture, flora, and fauna to add character to each home.
Paperbound
“Our brushstrokes, arteries and influences will always be Pinoy,” says the team behind avant-garde wallpaper brand Paperbound. For Henry Chua, the Philippines has a rich history and culture from which to take inspiration. His wallpaper designs feature intricate details from Filipino dances and furniture to mythology and geography.
The Printerie
These locally-produced wallpapers balance sustainability and style with their soothing colour palettes and eco-friendly materials. With over twenty years of experience, the graphics team can customise each wallpaper to add personality to the home. For 2025, The Printerie shines a spotlight on Pantone’s Colour of the Year, Mocha Mousse, with a range of beige and brown wallpapers.
Neu Muri Designs Studio
When exploring Neu Muri’s designs, one’s eye is immediately drawn to each creation’s unique textures and exquisite detail. From horizons painted in calming pastel tones to mid-century abstract curves, Neu Muri isn’t afraid to push the boundaries of wallpaper design in any space.
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Wallpaper.PH
In 1978 design enthusiast Ernest Marcelino started the Philippines’ first wallpaper manufacturing company. Since then, the family-owned business has continued to adapt to Filipinos’ evolving tastes, catering to a wide range of spaces with their new designs. Whether seeking an industrial concrete finish or playful patterns for a child’s bedroom, Wallpaper.PH has distinctive selections that will inspire for years to come.
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Celine first read Charlotte’s Web at the age of five–and she hasn’t stopped turning pages since. Her favourite authors are Mona Awad and Nat Cassidy. Besides writing for Tatler, she listens to BTS and spends time with her family.
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Celine took up secondary education with a major in English, graduating from De La Salle University in 2023. She advocates for female empowerment through creative expression by writing for Tatler Homes.
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