The process from beginning to end on ordering, receiving and now seeing my beautiful wallpaper up on the ceiling of my office rebuild was fantastic. Customer serv...
One sample and one true-to-scale 24″ × 24″ panel — same pattern, same material. See the color, texture, and repeat before you commit to rolls.
Includes 1 Peel & Stick sample and 1 Peel & Stick 24″ × 24″ panel.
An oversized two-color botanical in deep emerald and saturated mustard yellow, set against a softly mottled antique ivory ground. Spider-mum and pompon chrysanthemum heads bloom at near-life scale, paired with serrated maple-shaped leaves and small round buds clustered along bare stems. The mums alternate in color across the repeat — emerald flowers paired with their own dark foliage, yellow flowers paired with the same emerald leaves — which creates a strong rhythmic punch without ever introducing a third color into the figure.
The paint quality is layered. Each flower has visible interior shading — darker green at the heart of the green mums, deeper mustard at the base of the yellow ones — and the leaves carry both flat masses and fine vein lines drawn with a thinner brush. The ivory background is not flat; it has the soft uneven tone of an old papered wall with faint shadow blooms where the previous block-print impression underlay the new one. The overall effect reads as Edwardian bookplate by way of a 1930s English country textile.
This paper rewards rooms that lean toward serious decoration. A dining room with chair rail and white wainscoting, a butler's pantry, a primary bedroom with dark walnut or oxidized brass, the hallway leading to a paneled library. Pair it with creamy English china, hammered pewter, oiled walnut, and burnished gold leaf on a mirror or two. The yellow keeps the green from going gloomy and the green keeps the yellow from going acidic — a classic dyad that performs across decor styles from Cotswold cottage to East Coast Federal.
Wallpaper pattern is 24" x 24" repeat.