For Wallpaper Designers

Repeats for walls.
Files ready for print.

Straight and half-drop repeats, large high-resolution files and coded colours for wallpaper designers, mural artists and home-decor brands.

Wallpaper has its own grammar. Straight and half-drop matches decide whether a wall reads as one surface or a grid of panels, and a seam that looks fine on screen shows across a whole room. Texloom Studio helps you design for that: build block (straight) or half drop repeats, check the joins in a tiled preview, match colours to coded library colours with Lab values for consistent runs, build colourways, and export large files with the DPI your printer asks for. Roll widths and match settings for production are agreed with your printer.

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Half drop

Plus block and half brick repeats

16,384 px

Largest download (about 139 cm at 300 DPI)

2,736

Coded library colours with Lab values

600 DPI

On every export, every plan

Why wallpaper teams choose Texloom

Challenges we solve

A wallpaper repeat has to be designed for its match, or the seams show across the wall.

Seamless Pattern Maker builds block (straight) and half drop repeats, and the Seamless Tile Checker shows the tile repeated so you can see the joins as they will hang.

Large walls need large, sharp files.

Downloads go up to 16,384 px on the longest side, and the AI Image Upscaler enlarges artwork up to 4x first when it needs more pixels.

Colour drift across long wallpaper runs is a common production complaint.

Match each colour to its closest Texloom library colour, so your printer works to written codes and Lab values instead of an on-screen impression.

A collection needs the same design in several colourways.

The Colorway Generator builds a set of colourways from one master, and Recolor Studio remaps a design to a chosen palette.

Workflow

From idea to production-ready file

1
Choose the match
Decide between a straight (block) and a half-drop match before you design, and confirm roll width and repeat size with your printer.
2
Design the master
Use AI Sketch Colorizer for image-based patterns or AI Design Assistant for text prompts, in styles from vintage botanical to art deco.
3
Build and check the repeat
Make the repeat in Seamless Pattern Maker and check it in the Seamless Tile Checker.
4
Record colours and colourways
Match every colour to a library code, then build the colourways for the collection.
5
Export at print size
Export at the size and DPI your printer needs, upscaling first for very large work.