Everyone is talking about sustainability. Duro keeps working away, printing cozy, high-quality wallpaper using surface printing and genuine pigments on well-maintained original machines from the 1930s. True craftsmanship through and through. Scandinavian, classic patterns that stand the test of time and enrich interiors for many years. All paints and lacquers are non-toxic, water-based, and completely free from solvents and PVC. Excess paint is handled in an environmentally friendly manner. Yes, that care can be felt in everything Duro does. The fact that the factory is located in Gävle significantly reduces the wallpaper's carbon footprint before it reaches the walls of hundreds of thousands of homes. That is sustainability for real.

Scandinavian artists and designers have left their mark on Duro's wallpaper patterns since 1930. Four major names are Chiqui Mattson and Viola Gråsten, both pattern designers with roots in Finland, industrial designer Sigvard Bernadotte, and the 10-gruppen collective of Swedish textile designers. Today, Duro has a dedicated design team that creates modern patterns and preserves old design treasures that are remarkably often completely timeless – as good art is. Naturally, Duro continues to collaborate with current designers such as Ernst Kirchsteiger and others.

Duro naturally offers both modern non-woven and QuickUp wallpapers that are easily pasted directly onto the wall, as well as classic glue-printed wallpapers and borders with high-quality paper. The patterns originate from different regions and decades and are just as suitable for estates and manors as they are for townhouses and apartments. All wallpapers are lightfast and washable. Sustainable in every way, with a genuine sense of traditional craftsmanship combined with the possibilities of today.