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There’s something about the arrival of November that makes us want to give our homes extra attention. Maybe it’s the impending parade of holiday guests, the prospect of spending significantly more time indoors, or simply the realization that we’ve been staring at the same blank walls for far too long. Whatever the motivation, we’re officially in the mood for a refresh.
As luck would have it, Spoonflower’s biggest sale of the year is arriving just in time for a little creative ambition. From November 11 to 13, you can score 35 percent off wallpaper (from peel and stick to grasscloth to performance), up to 35 percent off fabric, and up to 35 percent off home decor. We’ve rounded up our current favorite patterns, including subtle textures and wonderfully whimsical prints.
Stripes and Spots
Vertical Stripes Wallpaper
This understated stripe adds structure and sophistication to a room without overwhelming it. It’d be especially lovely paired with warm woods and vintage furniture.
Lincoln 958125 Fabric
This leafy pattern is a part of Spoonflower’s designer-curated Saleh Home collection. It’s worth considering for a custom upholstery project like a petite accent chair or pair of seat cushions.
Whitney McGregor Custom Stripe Wallpaper
There’s always room for another stripe, especially one with a designer’s eye behind it. This Whitney McGregor collaboration feels like an invitation to experiment with pattern mixing with florals or checks.
Cornflower Blue Spots Wallpaper
Polka dots are always a good idea, and this cornflower-blue take offers a particularly charming way to get in on the fun. We’d use it in a small space like a laundry room, where a touch of whimsy goes a long way.
Soft Sage Green Ticking Stripe Fabric
A ticking stripe in soft sage green is always a good idea, especially on a cushion, pillow, or curtain.
Floral Yet Whimsical
Mariah Ikat Wallpaper
A little preppy, a little playful, and entirely charming. Designed by Whitney English, this pink ikat is a sweet alternative to a traditional stripe. Try it in a bedroom or powder room for a subtle dose of color.
Mariah Ikat Fabric
Love the wallpaper but not ready to commit to an entire room? Try the same soft pink pattern on a pair of throw pillows or an upholstered stool for a small dose of personality.
Boddicott Tuscan Wallpaper
The warm Dijon palette of this Whitney English design practically begs to be paired with antique wood furniture and some brass. We’d love to see it bring some old-world charm to a dining room or cozy study.
Songbird Tapestry Fabric
A bird motif brings storybook magic to a room, and this tapestry-inspired design would make especially lovely accent pillows or lend a moody feeling to a den.
Edwina Floral Toss Fabric
This floral combines warm browns, muted blues, and tan for a palette that feels especially vintage-inspired. Consider it for a gathered lampshade, upholstered headboard, or a pair of curtains.
Traditional English Countryside Wallpaper
For those eternally loving a Farm Girl Fall, this equestrian countryside scenery is a winner. Bonus: the peel-and-stick wallpaper is removable and renter-friendly.
Neutrals with Punch
Georgiana Wallpaper
For those who prefer their walls with just a hint of energy, this reserved floral and stripe repeat offers versatility without too much verve. Add it to a stairwell, powder room, or laundry area.
Emma Stripe Silhouette Fabric
A warm brown-and-cream stripe is the sort of versatile pattern you’ll find yourself using everywhere. We’re picturing a tailored bench cushion, café curtains, or even a charming skirt beneath a utility sink.
Block Print Floral French Provincial Country Plaid Fabric
Cross French country with cottagecore and you get this burgundy floral-and-plaid design. We’d turn it into a table runner or a set of napkins for dinner parties that don’t scream holiday entertaining.
Trees Toile de Jouy Wallpaper
Add some drama and a nod to the outdoors with this vintage-style toile de jouy design. It’s a lush way to usher someone in through an entryway or suprise them in a powder room.