Concrete No.02 on a living room wall with a floor lamp and a stool

Concrete and brick wallpaper from real walls

Wallpaper with no repeated patterns. Ever.

Photographed from real concrete and brick walls, printed at full scale to the exact size of your wall.

Chosen by DiorH&MMicrosoftDieselCalvin KleinStansted Airport

Timelapse: unique rolls become one complete wall – Concrete No.02.

A real wall in full scale

Not wallpaper as you know it

Ordinary wallpaper comes in a box of identical rolls, with the same pattern repeating across the wall. Ours is made the other way round. We photograph one real wall and produce it to the measurements of yours. Every panel is unique, and hung in order they become one complete concrete or brick wall.

Ordinary wallpaper

  • A box of identical rolls
  • The same pattern, over and over
  • Standard rolls, cut to fit

ConcreteWall

  • Unique panels, made for your wall
  • Nothing repeats – not even a crack
  • Produced to your measurements

On real walls

See all projects →
Concrete No.02 at Microsoft in Bangalore
Concrete No.02 · Microsoft, Bangalore
Attic No.04 at Stansted Airport in London
Attic No.04 · Stansted Airport, London
Concrete No.36 in Wallpaper magazine in London
Concrete No.36 · Wallpaper magazine, London
Concrete No.47 in a private house in Madrid
Concrete No.47 · Private house, Madrid
Concrete No.37 in a bedroom in a private house
Concrete No.37 · Private house
Attic No.02 brick wallpaper in a café
Attic No.02 · Café

How ordering works

  1. 01

    Order a sample

    One 18 × 29 cm sample, so you can feel the surface.

  2. 02

    Measure your walls

    Width and height of each wall. We print to those measurements.

  3. 03

    Get your price

    We reply within 24 hours with a quote. It is non-binding.

  4. 04

    Printed and delivered

    Usually 1–2 weeks in Europe and 2–3 weeks elsewhere, door to door with DHL.

“I have spent more than 25 years as a commercial photographer. I started ConcreteWall because I could not find a concrete wallpaper that looked real.”

Tom Haga, founder

See it on your own wall