LUXE’s bird’s-eye view of design across the country uncovers a bouquet of dreamy, botanical wallpaper-clad interiors.
Color Drenching With A Red, White + Blue Floral Pattern
“I chose the same pattern for both the walls and window treatments to camouflage the spatial flaws and asymmetry of the guest bedroom. This airy, flowing floral by Soane was the perfect motif to blur the hard lines of the architecture.”
A Budding Flower Frenzy
“The fluid movement of the vanilla-colored de Gournay wallpaper balances this dining room’s architectural detailing. As a floral counterpoint, the 24K gold-foiled bulbs on the Lindsey Adelman chandelier are reminiscent of buds ready to burst.”
Bringing The Outside In
“To continue the home’s ‘outside in’ theme in the dining room, we selected chinoiserie de Gournay panels depicting peonies and tulip trees customized in an antique rose finish. The metallic effect gives the space unexpected—and stunning!—dimension.”
Abstract Floral Wallpaper Makes For A Happy Guest Room
“This guest room gets great light, and the door is always open, so we wanted it to be a happy spot to glance at. The Lake August wallpaper works well because there’s breathing room in the light ground, and the repeat doesn’t feel monotonous thanks to its abstract and vine-y nature.”
Among The Trees
“The dining room looks through the kitchen and out to the yard, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. The scale of the trees in the Cole & Son wallpaper perfectly suits the space, and our client loved the harmonious connection between the pattern and views outside.”
A Moody, Bold Wallcovering
“The homeowner wanted to incorporate pineapples as a welcoming symbol of hospitality, which became the inspiration for the Arte wallpaper used in the dining room of this historic house. The florals are bold and dramatic yet inherently classic, creating a sense of timeless elegance.”
