ARTIST'S STRIPE Wallpaper - Moss & Carex

$134.55 ~~$195~~ In stock

A hand-painted stripe design in moss green layered over warming, earth-toned neutrals. The imperfect lines add a natural rhythm to the pattern, with soft variation that keeps the look easy and grounded. Green tones bring depth, while the warmer base keeps the overall effect inviting and settled. Perfect for both low and high ceilings. Made using FSC certified, purposely grown materials.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

David Z. ★★★★★ Oct 18, 2026

The imperfect, hand-painted lines make the stripes feel almost organic, and the moss green over those earthy neutrals has completely warmed up my hallway. I catch myself staring at the subtle variation in the pattern every time I walk past—it’s exactly the grounded, natural look I wanted.

Christopher ★★★★☆ Oct 20, 2026

The moss green over those warmer neutrals is a really calming combo for my bedroom, and the hand-painted feel means the stripes don't look stiff or mass-produced. Only gripe is that getting the pattern to match at the seam took a bit of patience, but once it's up, the subtle variation makes it worth