Apollonia Multicolor
Apollonia Coloree is a floral wallpaper in a multicolor palette, built on botanical shapes rather than dense repeats. The drawing stays open, with clear space between the motifs, so the pattern carries color across a wall without filling every inch of it. Several shades appear in the same design, which gives you more than one color to pick up in the rest of the room.
Pattern and style
The plant forms are the whole design here. Leaves and blooms are rendered simply, and the restraint is what ties a flower pattern to Pop Art and minimalist schemes: strong color, uncluttered layout, no ornament added around the edges. Because the motifs sit apart from one another, the wall reads as light rather than busy, even with a mix of shades in play. If you are comparing options, the wider floral selection shows how this kind of open botanical drawing differs from all-over repeats. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Where it works
Multicolor floral patterns do well in rooms where you want the walls to supply the color and keep the furniture plain. Pair it with solid upholstery, undyed wood or white painted surfaces, and let one shade from the pattern guide your cushions, curtains or storage.
- Living room walls, including a single papered side
- Bedroom walls, or just the one behind the headboard
- Hallways, where the open pattern keeps a narrow run from feeling closed in
- Home offices and work corners
In an office the spacing between motifs matters, since a quieter wall behind a desk is easier to work in front of than a dense one. Used on an accent wall, the same pattern gives you a defined block of color while the remaining walls stay painted.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.
