Abel Green
Abel Green is a floral wallpaper with a botanical drawing in green. Stems, leaves and blossoms are spread across the surface in a repeating arrangement, so the wall reads as an even pattern rather than a single large motif. The green tones carry the design on their own, which keeps the overall effect steady and easy to live with across a full wall.
Pattern and surface
The finish is matte, so light falls flat on the paper instead of reflecting back in bright patches. That matters on long walls and in rooms with windows on one side, where a glossy surface would show uneven brightness. The surface is also textured, giving the print a fine relief that you can feel with your hand and that softens the outline of each leaf slightly when seen from across the room. The same structure helps hide minor unevenness in the wall beneath. These are premium quality wallpapers. If the botanical direction appeals, the wider floral collection covers other scales and layouts, and the range of greens shows how the shade behaves in different designs.
Style and rooms
The drawing style is vintage, while the restrained use of colour places it close to Scandinavian schemes built on pale wood, white paint and simple shapes. It also fits farmhouse rooms with painted cabinets and older furniture. Green pairs easily with natural linen, rattan, brass fittings and dark wood, and it gives plain textiles something to sit against without competing with them.
- Living rooms, on all walls or a single feature wall
- Bedrooms, including behind the headboard
- Kitchens and dining rooms
- Hallways and home offices
- Bathrooms
In a bedroom the small-scale botanical pattern stays quiet enough for a room used mainly at either end of the day, and in a hallway it gives a narrow space something to look at where furniture would not fit.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.