How to Order Wallpaper from Spoonflower
For this demo, I'm going to use the "Peck and Plume" wallpaper that I designed for the restaurant of the same name located in the Mayton Inn in Cary, North Carolina. Photo Credit to Baxton Miller.
From there, they have preview tools to see how this pattern would look on the wall, this is really useful to see the size of the design motifs on an actual wall
Tip: If you love the artwork, but the size or color isn't quite right for your project, click on the little box that says "More from this Artist, View Collection" because I often will create a collection with all of the different sizes and colors available for each pattern. Here's the collection page for Peck and Plume.
Step Three: Now you can order your wallpaper. Once you find the perfect pattern in the perfect scale, you can either order some rolls, or-- if you're not sure, I think it's really helpful to order a sample or two and use that to visualize how it would look in your space. This is really helpful for comparing the different substrates.
Spoonflower made this handy chart to understand their wallpaper options and prices. These prices are as of 11/24/25.
- Order all the rolls you think you'll need. The rolls you order will all be printed at the same time, and so if you miscalculate and need to re-order in the future, the colors may be slightly different (that's just the nature of their printing process.)
- Their Wallpaper Calculator Tool is really helpful.
- Give yourself a cushion on time when planning your projects. For me, it usually takes a few weeks for wallpapers to be printed and then shipped to me.
- Spoonflower has a really top notch help desk. I email them all the time with questions, so feel free to reach out to them!