Floral Wallpaper for Today
Really like the idea of floral wallpaper but feared you’ll select a pattern which will sway too traditional? Have no fear: you can easily find the ideal design in the event that you just know what to look for. Whereas customary floral wallpaper tends to feature excessively feminine rosebuds, irises and flowery vines saturated in soft pinks, purples, beiges and greens, today’s modern variations play colorways and scale to create an unconventional style for among wallpaper’s most known themes. Train your eye with the next pictures and tips to create a chic, relevant interior that is anything but yesterday’s news.
Comparatively Quirky Ltd
Go oversized. In case you still want to achieve that habitual feminine appearance in your paper with no feeling too early, select something larger in scale. This newspaper is both soft and contemporary.
Dufner Heighes Inc
Look for the odd. In general, traditional floral wallpaper is created using a repeat, but this custom, hand-painted wallpaper from Fromenta is apparently freshly unique at each spot.
Vanni Archive/Architectural Photography
Choose a neutral colorscheme. Obviously, flowers are obviously vibrant, therefore cutting that basic element from floral wallpaper immediately gives it an unexpected, updated quality. This paper works nicely for a co-ed toilet: It feels soft and tasteful without being overly feminine.
Ed Ritger Photography
Look for bold colors. Yellow itself is not uncommon in conventional floral newspaper, but choosing this particular shade and using it mostly adds a funky punch and authoritative character.
Ninainvorm
Mix and fit. Should you find yourself attracted to some of the vintage-looking newspapers yet still feel wary of going ahead, select instead to pick a few of your favorites in different scales to create a playful checkerboard look.
Chic Decor & Design
Search for an abstract quality. This wallpaper certainly has a floral design, but it is silhouetted in areas, giving it an interesting effect. Traditional newspaper tended to be quite detailed; this abstract look is unexpected.
Dufner Heighes Inc
Find a design that is not restricted to flowers. Look for floral paper which involves branches, trees, birds, etc for a more holistic nature scene which includes elements of shock.
Jennifer – Rambling Renovators
Simplify the motif. Instead of a busy rosebud repeat, start looking for a simplified design for a casual, playful look. The oversized scale of the Tobago design by Arte Wallpapers is contemporary and fresh.
Rachel Reider Interiors
Look for pinks using a punch. Don’t be afraid of pink floral wallpaper, but look for bold shades, like magenta or fuchsia. Softer pinks tend to go more traditional; these hues will add more spunk.
Amitzi Architects
Go black and white. For a really contemporary floral paper, then strip it of colour and decide on a design in black and white. It feels strange to observe blossoms with no celebrated color, resulting in an eye-catching paper full of texture.
Valerie pasquiou insides + design, inc
Choose a black backdrop. Black is barely a colour related to blossoms, so when it is mixed with a floral motif, it is entirely unexpected. When paired with a bold shade, like from the Flavor Paper by Elysian Fields, it will become uber chic.
Anthropologie
Paeonia Wallpaper, Navy – $148
Here are a few floral backgrounds from our Products section which are sure to add a contemporary touch to your insides. The scale and colorway of the paper give it a contemporary edge.
Spruce Eco-Studio
Madison and Grow Wallpaper, Eleanor – $150
I really like this paper integrates stalks and birds to create a playful sense.
The Home Depot
White and black Large Floral Wallpaper – $34.98
Here is a classic floral paper contemporized using a black and white colorway. It is the perfect union between the traditional and the applicable.
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