Green Floral Wallpaper
Green is the easiest of the floral colourways to live with. It sits happily against wood, brass and almost any neutral, and it is lovely in a bedroom, a hallway or a north-facing sitting room, where it warms the light.
Morris & Co's Archive holds two of the best known green florals, J.H. Dearle's Golden Lily of 1899 and Blackthorn, first created in 1892 for printed fabric. The Unfinished Works has Lent Lily, honouring an original wallpaper sketch, and Melsetter has Mallow, designed by Kate Faulkner and first produced in 1879. Belgravia's Carmella is a traditional sprig leaf design on a deeply textured background, and Holden Decor's Opus brings Bilbury, a classic floral with an embroidered effect, and Petalina, with delicate magnolia trails. For something softer, Grandeco's Spring Floral washes sage tones over a gentle scattering of meadow flowers.
Green florals blur easily into botanical wallpaper, and every colourway can be found in our full floral wallpaper range. Compare them with blue florals, pink florals and neutral florals, or browse all green wallpaper.
Once the paper is chosen, read You've Chosen Your Wallpaper. Now What? for ideas on decorating the rest of the room.


