Top 12 Wallpaper Shops in Dubai | 2026 Ranking By Quality, Price & Range

SkiptonWall holds the largest verified review base of any dedicated wallpaper business in Dubai. Nothing else comes close on volume, and 4.8 across 865 reviews makes the score statistically meaningful.

The brand sources wallpaper from the UK, Italy, Japan, Germany, and France, then manufactures curtains and blinds in regional factories. Standard orders reach installation within four working days. An express service exists for a small fee, which matters when you have a handover date.

Their free home consultation is genuinely free. A representative arrives with sample books, measures your walls, and leaves without pressure. Showrooms operate across the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Two things to check. The brand markets around 49 years of expertise, but UAE business directories date the local trading entity to 2015. Treat the heritage figure as brand lineage rather than local operating history. Separately, several reviewers report quotations rising sharply between the verbal estimate and the invoice, in one case from AED 7,000 to over AED 17,000. Insist on an itemised written quote before you pay a deposit.

Best for: Whole-home projects combining wallpaper with curtains and blinds.

Peps Wall is the only company on this list with verifiable third-party safety certification. Their textured material carries GreenGuard Gold in the United States and OEKO-TEX in Europe. Both certify low chemical emissions. For a nursery or a child’s bedroom, that is the single most useful fact in this entire guide.

They also launched the region’s first augmented reality wallpaper preview tool, reported by Khaleej Times in early 2024. You point your phone at a wall and see the design in place before paying. Note that the article ran in the KT Network branded-content section, so treat the “number one” language as the company’s own marketing. The AR tool itself is real and works.

The catalogue runs past 500 designs. Kids’ collections dominate, covering jungle, safari, space, princess, and world map themes. Installation lands three to seven days after you confirm.

They offer a one-year product guarantee. No other Dubai wallpaper company on this list publishes one.

Best for: Nurseries, kids’ rooms, and anyone who wants certified low-emission material.

No other supplier in the UAE matches this range. NGC Nafees distributes Armani Casa, Versace, Roberto Cavalli, Missoni, Gianfranco Ferré, and Dolce & Gabbana. On the specialist side it carries Thibaut, Omexco, Khroma, Lincrusta, York, Casadeco, Eijffinger, Texdecor, Wallquest, Rasch, and AS Création. It also brought Tapetex woven textile wallcoverings into the UAE.

The project list confirms the credentials. NGC supplied wallcovering for the Marsa Al Arab hotel, custom carpet and wallcovering for Meydan, custom carpet for Fairmont Bab Al Bahr, and bespoke wallcovering for Thiptara at the Address Downtown.

They also stock acoustic wallcovering, which absorbs sound rather than just decorating. Offices, clinics, and meeting rooms need it, and almost nobody else in Dubai stocks it.

Head office sits in Dubai with retail operations in Sharjah, Doha, and Mumbai.

One caution. The 4.3 rating is the lowest in the top half of this list, and it reflects showroom service rather than product. Some visitors report disengaged staff. The products are exceptional. The retail experience is inconsistent. Book an appointment rather than walking in.

Best for: Designers, architects, luxury villas, and any project needing acoustic or designer-brand wallcovering.

Sedar runs the largest showroom network here. The Sheikh Zayed Road store displays wallpaper beside curtains, blinds, folding doors, and upholstery fabric, so you can coordinate an entire room in one visit.

The service package explains the premium. You receive a free design consultation, a site survey, precise measurement, delivery, installation, and aftercare. One customer documented Sedar covering the full replacement cost after its own team damaged a wallpaper run. That level of accountability is uncommon in this trade.

One caution. Quality varies by branch and by consultant. Negative reviews cluster around individual salespeople, not products. Record your consultant’s name and keep every agreement in writing.

Best for: Buyers who want a real showroom, a formal survey, and after-sales cover.

Lush Loom publishes its rates, which almost nobody in this market does. Wallpaper starts at AED 45 per square meter with supply and installation included, and premium or mural designs reach around AED 75. The minimum order is one roll covering roughly 15 square meters.

They use Korean vinyl chosen for humidity performance, and they handle old wallpaper removal as part of the job. The free home visit brings samples and a measuring team in a single appointment.

Read this before you book. Lush Loom is one of the best wallpaper suppliers in Dubai among many, and the review body reflects that, with far more comments about curtains and blinds than wall coverings. If you want a wallpaper specialist, look at Peps Wall or WallChic. If you want floors, walls, and windows handled by one team at a published price, Lush Loom is a strong choice.

One reviewer noted curtains arriving badly creased after installation, so inspect the finish before signing off.

Best for: Renovations covering several surfaces where you want a clear price up front.

A perfect 5.0 across 141 reviews is the strongest quality signal in this guide. Read the reviews and a pattern emerges. Consultants arrive at the home with physical sample books, wait patiently while customers change their minds, and return a second time for installation without complaint.

Their differentiator is the image upload service. Send any photograph or artwork and the design team converts it into a 3D mural scaled to your wall. Pricing sits around AED 115 per square meter after discounts, which reflects bespoke design work rather than catalogue stock.

They stock anti-fungal material for moisture-prone rooms. Very few Dubai suppliers offer this, and Dubai bathrooms need it. They have also delivered commercial work, including an installation at Al Ghurair Centre in Deira.

Reviewers include a school describing a classroom transformation, which suggests they handle institutional jobs as competently as homes.

Best for: Custom 3D murals from your own image, and bathrooms needing anti-fungal material.

Their print rolls exceed three meters in width. A standard European roll measures 1.06 meters. Wide rolls run horizontally across the wall, so a normal Dubai ceiling needs no horizontal joins at all. The seams that spoil most large murals simply disappear.

Before printing, they produce test sheets so you can match the design against your existing paint. They also run a full simulation of the finished wall. A team of four then installs the panels.

Beyond wallpaper they print canvases, acrylic photo prints, floor graphics, lamp shades, and blinds, all on sustainable substrates. Clients include offices, hotels, retail, schools, and hospitals.

Customers describe the pricing as expensive on first quote, then say the result justified it. One reported the wallpaper still flawless two years on.

Best for: Double-height walls, stairwells, and any mural where a visible seam would ruin the effect.

Floor Land built its name in flooring, then extended into wall coverings. That combination is the reason to use them. Staff can match wallpaper to vinyl, wood, or carpet in a single consultation, which is harder than it sounds when undertones clash.

They handle residential and commercial work and manage full renovation packages rather than single walls.

One caution. The review pattern is uneven. Positive reviews praise carpet and blind installation. Negative reviews cite carpet wearing faster than promised and timing slipping against the schedule. Agree penalties or firm dates in writing for anything time-critical.

Best for: Projects updating floors and walls together, where colour coordination matters.

FIXIT treats wallpaper as one trade inside a larger fit-out service spanning carpets, curtains, flooring, and artificial grass. For a full property renovation, managing one contractor instead of five saves real time.

Reviewers name individual technicians and praise clean, precise workmanship. On-time delivery appears frequently as a strength.

One caution. A visible minority of reviews describe serious failures on bigger jobs, including wrong measurements, missed deadlines, and disputes after a 70% upfront payment. That payment structure removes your leverage entirely. Negotiate it down to 30% or 50%, and tie the balance to inspected installation rather than delivery.

Best for: Multi-room renovations where a single contractor across trades is worth the coordination risk.

MAF sits inside the Naif Road wholesale cluster, where Dubai’s wall covering trade concentrates. The shop combines two things that rarely appear together, which are a deep textured and embossed collection and genuinely fast custom work.

One customer sent a reference image and collected a customised gradient print the same day. Another had a full nursery designed and fitted within a week. A third turned a Pinterest image into both wallpaper and framed canvas art.

The showroom stocks florals, stripes, marble effects, and abstracts. The exclusive textured range draws the most praise, and textured stock usually carries a premium elsewhere. They sell single rolls to homeowners and bulk to contractors, so small jobs are welcome.

Prices undercut the Al Quoz warehouses and the mall showrooms noticeably. You trade polished retail surroundings for value.

Best for: Textured and embossed wallpaper without showroom margins, and same-week custom prints.

Musee shows that Dragon Mart is not purely a discount destination. Customers describe the entire cycle, from design selection to finished installation, completed inside 48 hours.

That speed solves a specific problem. If a tenant arrives Friday, most premium suppliers cannot help you.

They also adapt when plans change. One customer had wall dimensions shift after construction work, and Musee reworked the design rather than reprinting at the customer’s expense. Reviewers consistently call the pricing reasonable for bespoke work.

Best for: Tight deadlines, rental turnarounds, and landlords preparing units between tenants.

Muraspec supplies contract-grade wallcovering, which is a different product class from residential wallpaper. The material meets commercial fire ratings, resists scuffing in busy corridors, and survives industrial cleaning. Hotels, clinics, schools, and offices specify it for those reasons.

Building management in many Dubai towers will ask for a fire certificate before approving installation in common areas. This is where you get one.

One caution. The ordering process is slow and heavily procedural. One reviewer working on an urgent site requirement lost a full day to paperwork. Plan weeks ahead. This supplier does not serve same-day needs.

Best for: Commercial fit-outs, hospitality, healthcare, and anything requiring certified fire-rated wallcovering.