Diego Green
Diego Green is a botanical wallpaper in green, built around plant forms that spread across the wall in a repeating arrangement. The design reads as foliage first and pattern second, so the wall keeps a consistent green tone from a distance while the individual leaf shapes stay legible up close. There is no competing second color, which keeps the effect straightforward.
Pattern and style
The drawing sits in exotic and tropical territory: broad plant silhouettes rather than small scattered sprigs. Because the palette stays within one color family, the pattern carries a full wall without making the room feel crowded, and it also works on a single wall where you want the greenery concentrated. Green is easy to pair, since it sits comfortably with wood, rattan, white paint and unbleached linen. If this style suits you, the wider range of botanical designs is worth browsing, along with the tropical selection. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Where it works
The pattern suits busy, transitional spaces as well as rooms where people sit for a while. In a hallway it gives a plain corridor something to look at without needing pictures or shelving.
- Living room, including an accent wall behind seating
- Bedrooms and nurseries
- Kitchen, dining room and hallway
- Home office and bathroom
In a living room the foliage gives depth to a wall that would otherwise stay flat, and it holds up behind a sofa or a low sideboard. Used in an office, the green stays calm enough to work in front of for hours, and it photographs well on video calls. A dining room takes the pattern well too, particularly alongside dark timber furniture and simple ceramics.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.