Floral wallpaper has shed its grandma's-living-room image. Watercolour blossoms, tonal tendrils and large murals are now among the most popular feature walls.

Three ways to show flowers

  • Classic and delicate: Zambaiti Satin Flowers shows small blossoms with a silky sheen, ideal for bedrooms and country style.
  • Large-scale murals: the panels of the Project II collection put whole floral scenes on the wall without a repeat.
  • Leaves instead of blossoms: calmer and more modern are leaf patterns, especially tone on tone.

Pattern scale for the room

  • Small room: small, airy pattern on a light background.
  • Large room: big blossoms or a mural on one wall.
  • Bedroom: flowers behind the bed are enough; four patterned walls feel restless.

Combining it well

Pick up one colour from the pattern in cushions, curtains or artwork. Plain, calm furniture lets the pattern take centre stage. All designs are under floral wallpaper.

Frequently asked questions

Is floral wallpaper old-fashioned?

Not when scale and colour are right. Large, soft motifs or tonal patterns look current.

Does floral wallpaper suit a living room?

Yes, as a feature wall behind the sofa or dining table.

Roll or panel: what's the difference?

A roll repeats the pattern; a panel shows one continuous motif across several strips.

Which furniture goes with it?

Calm, plain furniture in wood, linen or velvet.

Is it suitable for a kids' room?

Yes, with a light background and a washable surface.

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