My sister and I are roommates in a 4-year-old home. We decided to get wallpaper on one long living room wall. She found the beautiful Aspen tree wallpaper on your...
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Includes 1 Peel & Stick sample and 1 Peel & Stick 24″ × 24″ panel.
A near-black ground holds a dense, edge-to-edge garden of full-faced poppies, asters, and daisies in fuchsia pink, royal blue, butter yellow, and ivory, intermixed with smaller blue forget-me-not clusters and saturated green foliage. The painting is loose and confident with visible brushwork, every bloom rendered face-forward as if the field has been viewed from directly above.Scale is large and the density is generous — flowers crowd one another with the abundance of a country meadow at peak season, and the dark ground only flashes through in pinpoints. The palette is high-saturation and contained: hot pink, primary blue, sunshine yellow, white, set into deep green and black. Mood is operatic but warm.Best in a small dining room with confidence, a primary bedroom with deep-painted millwork, a powder room with white marble, or a guest suite. Pairs with lacquered furniture, white slipcovered upholstery, brass and crystal lighting, and silk shades. The dark ground reads richer under warm lamps and candlelight; flat overhead light flattens the saturation. Pattern-on-pattern is risky here — let the paper carry the conversation.