Looks like wood, performs like a high-grade wallcovering, and contains no vinyl? Carnegie delivers all three. Their new Wood Look Wallcoverings—Briarwood, Sap, and Timber—bring the texture and warmth of wood grain into a sustainable, PVC-free solution built for high-traffic commercial spaces.

Each pattern captures a unique aspect of nature. Briarwood conveys botanical elegance, while Sap offers painterly blooms with vibrant depth. Meanwhile, Timber presents a refined, linear grain that feels timeless. All three meet Type II performance standards, resist stains, clean easily with bleach, and maintain antimicrobial properties without added finishes. Carnegie produces them using only water-based inks and coatings. With a composition of 62% FSC-certified cellulose composite and 38% polyester, they match vinyl’s performance while avoiding its environmental drawbacks.

In terms of design flexibility, the options feel limitless. Timber blends effortlessly with existing wood finishes, creating cohesion. Sap draws attention as a striking focal point, and Briarwood’s subtle branching adds quiet sophistication. Consequently, designers can specify these wallcoverings with confidence, knowing they meet rigorous durability and cleanability requirements while advancing sustainability goals.

This launch arrives at the perfect moment—Carnegie’s 75th year—reinforcing their role as a leader in eco-conscious innovation. Just as with their Botanic print, the brand combines organic beauty with commercial-grade resilience. As a result, these wood look wallcoverings suit amenity spaces, boutique hospitality venues, and modern workplaces where both style and ethics matter.