Dutch Wallcoverings
Artifice by Dutch Wallcoverings
Artifice is a leaded-glass-look pattern — a design that mimics the look of old glass-in-lood windows and doors rather than a printed motif in the traditional sense. It's an unusual pick for a full room but works well in a hallway or entryway where you want something with more character than a plain wall, without doing an actual glass installation.
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- Dutch Wallcoverings
- Roll width
- Check the roll label
- Roll length
- Check the roll label
- Pattern repeat & match
- Check the roll label
Why "check the roll label"? We could only confirm this as a real SKU through a retail listing, not a full spec sheet, so treat the width, length and repeat as unverified. Check the label on the roll, or the listing at your retailer, before ordering — with a geometric pattern like this, getting the repeat wrong shows up immediately at the seams.
Planning this for a hallway? See our hallway wallpaper calculator. Once you have the width, length and repeat off your roll, the planner turns them into an exact roll count and cutting plan.
More about Dutch Wallcoverings
Where can I buy Dutch Wallcoverings wallpaper?
It's stocked at DIY chains including Praxis and Bauhaus, and sold online through bol.com. That retail footprint is a big part of why it's an easy pick for a straightforward, budget-conscious project.
Does Dutch Wallcoverings make wallpaper for kids' rooms?
Yes — alongside everyday patterns like Artifice, the brand produces a licensed children’s line featuring designs from Disney properties including Cars, Frozen and The Lion King.
What roll width and pattern repeat does Dutch Wallcoverings use?
This varies by pattern and we haven't been able to confirm a single brand-wide spec. Check the label on the actual roll, or the product listing at your retailer, for the exact width, length and repeat before you calculate how many rolls to order.