We’ll admit it: The process of installing wallpaper is no easy feat. Plus, there’s always a chance that you might grow tired of your wallpaper choice down the road, so it’s no surprise why many people choose to avoid it altogether. But if you’ve been on the hunt for a way to add personality to an interior, it’s time to reconsider. Whether your goal is to enliven an entryway, bedroom, or living room, wallpaper is a good option. Many top interior designers view wallpaper as a game-changer, as it’s a versatile design element that can be used for an accent wall or a fully-papered room for a bold look. And in addition to traditional wallpaper, a growing number of retailers offer a slew of removable designs that are just as stylish.

Since it can be difficult to determine the perfect wallpaper pattern for your interior design aesthetic—and the best room to use it in—we’ve rounded up some of our favorite looks. From eye-catching florals to colorful striped patterns, these rooms showcase some of our favorite wallpaper design ideas. Get ready to step outside of your comfort zone with wallpaper that can give your space an attractive new look.

PALM-PATTERNED WALLPAPER

A palm-print wallcovering adds a dose of Southern California to the former Milan home of Brian Atwood and Nate Berkus. The brass dining table is from the 1970s.

BLUE FLORAL WALLPAPER

An antique floral wallpaper design makes a statement in the bathroom of designer Katie Ridder's townhome. The sink is custom-made and is flanked by antique sconces.

GOLDEN WALLCOVERING

In a luxury Gramercy Park apartment, the dining room’s golden wallcovering is by de Gournay, the chandelier is a custom design, and the 1950s mirror is by Lobmeyr.

GREEN AND AQUA STRIPED WALLPAPER

In a guest room, a green and aqua striped Robert Hoven wall treatment complements a rainbow striped Doug and Gene Meyer rug. The 1920s wicker chairs are original to the house, and the 19th-century table is American.

GREENERY-INSPIRED WALLPAPER

In typical California fashion, this Mill Valley home is nature-inspired from the color palette to the decor. The kitchen features a gorgeous leafy wallpaper design by Pierre Frey, accented by some real greenery on the dining table.

ABSTRACT FLORAL WALLPAPER

In Christina Juarez' colorful home, the custom kitchen island has a Carrara marble top, the pendants and floor lamp are by Tom Dixon, and the barstools are by CB2; the bar cart is by Homenature, and the Sam Still artwork above it hangs on a wall covered in a Madeline Weinrib wallpaper; the antique birthing chair is from New Orleans.

CHERRY PRINT WALLPAPER

The powder room in Andy Cohen's apartment is wrapped in Flavor Paper’s Cherry Forever mylar wallpaper, the vanity is by Waterworks, and the vintage Milo Baughman mirror is from Chairish. The purple-resin bowling ball is from Mantiques Modern and the portrait of Diane von Furstenburg on a framed silk scarf is by Andy Warhol.

WOODLAND WALLPAPER

In the guest bath of a Los Angeles home, a chair is upholstered in the California state flag, the sink and fittings are by Waterworks, the custom wallcovering is by Nathalie Lété, and the door is painted in Farrow & Ball’s Studio Green.

GEOMETRIC WALLPAPER

It's no surprise that wallpaper and textile maven Kate Reynolds's Brooklyn home is filled with extraordinary wallcoverings. The dining room features a fun geometric design by Brian Paquette, which is beautifully complemented by an authentic Moroccan rug.