To welcome 2022, Jeil Wallpaper has launched its new duplex wallpaper collection, 'Happyday.'

The new 'Happyday' collection, built around the theme 'HOME ＆,' expresses the wish that consumers find joy through home interiors amid the monotony of everyday life. The 2022 'Happyday' collection is characterized by even brighter colors and delicate, crisp embossed textures that enhance both its aesthetic appeal and ease of installation.

In the age of the pandemic, the role of the 'home' is drawing more attention than ever. As the number of people staying home to minimize contact with others continues to grow, spending everyday life at home has become the norm. The home now goes beyond serving as a simple place to live, establishing itself as a center of economy and culture, and the very concept of what a home does is changing. Driven by the desire to improve quality of life, increasingly diverse lifestyles, and the many activities once carried out elsewhere now moving indoors, the home has been reborn as a space of limitless possibility—serving at once as a workplace, school, café, gallery, salon, cinema, fitness center, and playground.

In response, Jeil Wallpaper proposes the home as a space where you can enjoy the pleasure of filling it with your own personal style, making it another space of your own.

SpaceⅠ Place in Art — Retro Mood In the age of the pandemic, as time spent at home grows longer, people seek new stimulation and enjoyment within the home. Using stylish wallpaper and fabrics, they decorate their homes like galleries and arrange their spaces to reflect their personal tastes and character. Introducing a variety of colors is not only endlessly versatile but also the most accessible way to create a distinctive space depending on how they are matched. Through color play, we propose a space that expresses individuality and offers positive energy.

SpaceⅡ Life in Garden — Natural Mood People are increasingly pursuing sustainable lifestyles within their personal spaces. As a result, the most prominent interior trend can be said to be naturalism. Human beings naturally feel rest and a sense of stability when surrounded by nature. We propose decorating a space that brings peace of mind and body through the intimacy that nature offers—not only outdoors but also within the home—using neutral colors, handcrafted accessories, and houseplants.

SpaceⅢ House in Minimalism — Modern Mood As many people spend long hours at home, they have come to pay closer attention to how they use their space. Reflecting these factors, minimalism—removing what is unnecessary and leaving the space itself—continues to trend. Leading the recent minimalist interior trend are 'hidden doors' and 'built-in kitchen furniture.' In addition, soft, curved furniture and arched doorways that move away from sharp corners are in vogue. Calm colors in soft beige, white, and gray tones can create an even more minimalist space.

SpaceⅣ Dream in Playing — Kids Mood In the age of the pandemic, children spend more time living at home rather than outside. As most of their activities, not just learning, take place at home, a growing number of children show signs of depression. For children who now spend so much time at home, bright pastel colors can breathe hope and vitality into their lives.

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