Enola Pink
Enola Pink is a wallpaper that combines flowers, leafy botanical growth and animal motifs on a pink ground. The elements sit together in one design, so the plants and the creatures among them read as a single scene rather than as separate repeats. Pink carries the whole pattern, which keeps the drawing warm and fairly light in tone across a full wall.
Pattern and color
The mix of floral and botanical drawing with animals gives the design more to look at up close than a plain repeat, while from across a room it reads mainly as pink with darker and lighter detail worked into it. That makes it easier to live with on all four walls than a high-contrast print, though it also holds up well on a single wall where you want the pattern to be the main thing in the room. If you are comparing options, the wider floral selection is a good place to start, and designs with creatures in them are gathered under animals. Other shades in the same family are grouped under pink. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
The look is exotic and tropical, built on plant and animal imagery rather than geometry. It suits rooms furnished with rattan, cane or dark wood, and it works alongside plain upholstery in cream, gray or deep green. Brass fittings and simple white trim keep the pattern from feeling crowded. Plants in the room echo the botanical drawing without repeating it.
- Living room walls, including behind a sofa or sideboard
- Bedrooms, full room or a single wall behind the bed
- Hallways and stairwells
In a living room the pattern gives a large flat wall something to hold, and it still leaves room for framed pictures. A hallway is a good use for a busier design, since you pass through it rather than sit in it. In the bedroom, the pink ground keeps the light soft and pairs easily with plain bed linen.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.
