How do you decorate a room with floral wallpaper?
Flowers are associated with romance and femininity. Hence, Grey Floral Wallpaper to see blossoms used in wallpaper for the bedroom. Regarding Gray Chinoiserie Wallpaper , floral designs range from deep reds and violet tones to soft pinks and pastels. Even more, they can displayed as subtle and abstract or bold and flamboyant. While the size can vary between small, delicate and dainty to oversized and moody. Let’s face it, flowers are beautiful. And Vintage Watercolor Wallpaper can turn any interior into a fabulous feminine abode.
Life is Rosy
When you think flowers, you probably think roses. Tree Chinoiserie Wallpaper from Fawn Over Baby puts a new spin on a sweet classic. We love the use of soft pastels and the blend of roses and poppies throughout the print. If Large Floral Wallpaper going for soft and feminine, this is the wallpaper for you.
Beautiful Darkness
You've probably been told that lightening up a room with bright colors and light paint is best for feng shui. But we think this gorgeous room is an impeccable mix of beauty and grit. The dark, classic white and blue flowers offset the rustic, industrial furniture in the best way, and remind us of a home in the fields of Provence.
Pretty in Pink
An otherwise boring entryway or hall is a great place to add a little color and a lot of detail. This classic wallpaper is an ode to the vintage floral looks of the past, but with a modern update. We love this look for formal dining rooms or country-chic kitchens that need a delicate pop of color
Banana Leaves
This year's Pantone color is called Greenery, and banana leaf is at the front and center of the lush, trendy hue. vintage chinoiserie wallpaper is heavenly, and we love the contrast of the rich greens against the black clawfoot tub. The best thing about banana leaf is that you can make it work in almost any room in your house.
A Work of Art
If you would rather spend your days at the Louvre than in your house, this work-of-art wallpaper is exactly what you need. The realistic floral design looks like it belongs in a museum, but it plays well with modern, muted colors in your home. We recommend adding accessories that play well with the muted colors (such as mustard yellow, purple and white) in the design.
Crazy for Succulents
One of the best things about succulents is they are very, very hard to kill, which makes them a great plant for every room in your house. If Abstract Tropical Wallpaper want to take your succulent obsession even further, you'll love this wallpaper. floral botanical wallpaper for a staircase, as shown here, or for a downstairs powder room that needs a kick, this very detailed succulent wallpaper screams "look at me" to every guest in your home.
Elegant, Upgraded Cherry Blossoms
Cherry blossoms only bloom for a few weeks out of the year, but this elegant wallpaper by Alexandra Apostu will keep them alive in your house all year long. This high-class look is a lovely and very adult way to add a little bit of color to your traditional decor.
A Laundry Room You'll Love
Who says your laundry room has to be basic? We love the way this laundry room adds a pop of color with a floral and elephant leaf print. Even better—adding a few shelves and trinkets to a laundry room can tie an often-overlooked space into the rest of the home's decor. Just because you have to do laundry doesn't mean you have to do laundry in a boring space.
Monkey Business
If you're looking for a way to take a risk with florals, you'll adore this lemur print. The whimsical, amusing play on floral wallpaper is a conversation starter—try it in a kitchen or a sitting room where you can entertain guests who will fawn over the fun design. We love it paired with this rustic and simple kitchen.
Bold Brights
Bold is beautiful, and this bright, eye-catching wallpaper is not for the faint of heart. Balance the dashing oranges and reds with equally bright furniture so that the print doesn't overpower your room, and we're sure you'll have a burst of happy every single time you walk in.