How to use botanical wall murals within the home

Utilise a captivating botanical wall mural design

For a space that creates real impact, consider a botanical mural wallpaper. Utilise large-scale designs that depict calm natural settings to welcome guests into a secluded oasis. Large-scale, leaf wallpaper designs can completely transform an interior.

Folia is an ethereal design showing the delicate silhouettes of leaves within a tranquil colour palette. Pair with woodwork in Glass III and Deep Water Green for an enveloping tonal scheme in tranquil spaces such as bedrooms.

Ceiling: Glass I

Wall: Folia - Teal

Skirting: Deep Water Green

Right Wall, Skirting and Shutters: Glass III

Pair green hues with botanical patterned wallpaper

Blending a myriad of green hues, green wallpaper colourways take inspiration from the natural colour schemes of the outdoors.

The Tropicane botanical wallpaper features a repeating pattern of large leaves. This statement design combines related green hues to give an impression of depth and texture.

When choosing colours to pair with botanical wallpaper murals and designs, draw upon the shades within the design itself. Echo the vibrant greens within the Tropicane design by using Chelsea Green II on woodwork. Pair with Sand I on the ceiling for a harmonious design that is perfect for a dining room or large reception room.

Ceiling: Sand I

Wall: Tropicane – Chelsea Green

Dado and Skirting: Chelsea Green II

Pair soft pastel shades with delicate botanical motifs for a more subtle scheme

Botanical styles needn’t overwhelm a space. Use a palette of muted pastel shades to create a gentle environment in functional areas of the home.

With its dainty, hand-drawn leaf sprig motif, Honesty echoes the shapes and patterns of nature. Available in seven colourways, Honesty appeals to the botanical trend whilst offering a beautiful combination of light, soothing colours.

For a kitchen space that feels warm and inviting, pair Honesty – Temple with Stone neutrals.

Ceiling: Stone I

Wall: Honesty – Temple

Left Wall and Architrave: Temple

Units: Stone II

Alternatively, Seedpod is an all-over motif wallpaper inspired by the Indian lotus flower and its delicate seed pods. Combine Seedpod – Steel with accents of Sea Nor Sky to achieve a tranquil ambience in a spacious bathroom.

Ceiling and Cornicing: Slate II

Wall: Seedpod - Steel

Dado Rail and Skirting: Steel III

Flooring: Sea Nor Sky

Compose a sophisticated botanical scheme using a palette of rich, dark hues

Take inspiration from the rich, deep colour palette of forest settings when incorporating a botanical wallpaper. From elegant and indulgent to moody and intense, forest-inspired schemes offer a vast range of atmospheres.

Feather Flora – Soba shows abstract flowers on an expansive deep blue backdrop. Coordinate with half wall panelling in the intense navy, Plimsoll.

Ceiling: Flat Light

Wall: Feather Flora - Soba

Dado Rail, Panelling and Door: Plimsoll

Spacious, light-filled hallways are the ideal place to introduce a dark colour palette that creates instant impact.

Showcase a bold botanical wallpaper like Hardy Palm. This palm leaf print wallpaper features architectural depictions of the oriental Trachycarpus fan palm. Deep purple woodwork in Pontefract adds a sense of opulence to this cocooning scheme.

Wall: Hardy Palm – Acqua Viva

Skirting and Door Frame: Pontefract