Amelie Bordeaux
Amélie Bordeaux is a floral wallpaper built on loosely drawn blooms and foliage. Orange and pink flowers sit against green leaves, with purple running through the petals and shadows, so the palette stays warm without going flat. The drawing is abstract rather than literal: edges are soft, shapes overlap, and the repeat is busy enough to read as one continuous design from across the room.
Pattern and finish
The surface is smooth, with no relief under the hand, which keeps the printed detail sharp and makes the wall easy to wipe over. A matte look means no reflections, so the oranges and pinks hold the same tone in daylight and under lamps instead of flaring in bright spots. Because the flowers are drawn large and open, the pattern needs a bit of clear wall to be seen properly, and it sits better on a full wall than in short sections between windows. Similar drawings can be found across the floral designs and the wider botanical range, including patterns with more defined leaf motifs. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
The colour mix suits maximalist schemes and vintage interiors, where pattern is meant to carry the room. It works alongside dark wood, brass fittings and plain upholstery in a single tone. Painted trim in green or deep red picks up colors already in the print, and solid curtains keep the pattern from competing with itself.
- Living rooms, including a single accent wall
- Bedrooms and nurseries
- Kitchens and dining rooms
- Hallways, home offices and bathrooms
In a dining room the large flowers fill the wall above a sideboard and read well by lamplight. In a nursery the same print gives plenty to look at while the greens keep the brighter tones in check.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.
