We’re excited to return to High Point Market this October 16–21, where we’ll unveil our Fall 2026 launches and share a bold vision for what’s ahead.
If you are at the show please stop by and see us at our permanent showroom located at the IHFC building - Interhall - IH109.
Announcing the Tempaper & Co. X The William Morris Society Collection
During High Point Market we’re debuting our new Tempaper & Co. X The William Morris Society peel and stick wallpaper collection. This is a sneak preview for the launch, which is scheduled for Q4 of this year.
Tempaper & Co. is proud to partner with The William Morris Society to celebrate and preserve the legacy of William Morris (1834–1896), one of the most influential figures of the Arts and Crafts movement. An acclaimed designer, artist, poet, publisher, and social reformer, Morris believed in the enduring value of craftsmanship and the power of thoughtfully designed objects to enrich everyday life. His influence extended far beyond interiors, leaving a lasting mark on art, literature, architecture, and the decorative arts.
Through this partnership, funds from the collection will help support The William Morris Society's mission to preserve Morris's legacy, advance education, and inspire future generations. We are honored to help share his remarkable story while supporting the Society's ongoing work to celebrate one of history's greatest creative visionaries.
We've taken patterns from the William Morris archives to reimagine them on peel and stick wallpaper for the enjoyment of all. Patterns in the new collection include:
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William Morris Willow. Designed by William Morris in 1874, Willow is a beautiful depiction of the natural world that inspired so much of his work. It features the natural beauty of willow leaves and vines in a motif that has endured for more than 150 years. William Morris Willow Peel and Stick Wallpaper will be available in six colorways: Bone, Salmon, Saffron & Garden Green, Moss Green, Spring Blue, and Soft Black.
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William Morris Garden. This print is recognized today as a timeless pattern from the Arts and Crafts Movement. It was designed at the turn of the century by Morris’s protégé and successor John Henry Dearle, and is a lovely botanical, intricate composition that is both eye-catching and classic. William Morris Garden Peel and Stick Wallpaper will be available in six colorways: Bone, Light Taupe, Light Saffron, Garden Green, Cornflower, and Soft Black.
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William Morris Marigold. This print dates back to 1875 when it was designed by William Morris himself. Marigold features flowing vines, blooming flowers, and graceful foliage in a lovely motif that is still beloved today, more than a century later. William Morris Marigold Peel and Stick Wallpaper will be available in six colorways: Bone, Salmon, Saffron, Moss Green, Cornflower, and Soft Black.
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William Morris Clover. Designed by John Henry Dearle in 1903, Clover captures the quiet beauty of the natural world. Featuring delicate clovers and lush botanicals, the pattern creates a feel of movement and balance. William Morris Clover Peel and Stick Wallpaper will be available in six colorways: Bone, Salmon, Saffron & Garden Green, Moss Green, Spring Blue, and Soft Black.
Meet Our Exclusive Trade Brand
111 Mercer, the newly launched trade-exclusive luxury wallcovering brand from Tempaper & Co., will make its official market debut at October High Point Market. Visitors will experience the brand’s second installment of unpasted wallcoverings, printed grasscloths, and luxurious specialty materials, all designed exclusively for the trade. 111 Mercer will also be unveiling its latest collaboration with the William Morris Society during the show.
We will be hosting an Exclusive Launch Party to celebrate the new brand on Saturday, October 17 from 3 - 5pm in our showroom. If you are at the show, please join us during our Launch Party or visit us any time from the 16th - 21st at IHFC - Interhall - IH109 where our team is standing by and ready to connect.
We hope to see you in High Point Market!
High Point Market: October 16– 21
