Imanole Grey Green
Imanole Grey Green is a botanical wallpaper that sets green foliage against a grey ground. The leaves are drawn at a generous scale and spread across the paper in a loose, repeating arrangement, so the design reads as a continuous planting rather than a tidy grid. Because the greens and the grey sit close in tone, the pattern holds together as one surface instead of splitting into sharp contrast.
Pattern and colour
The grey background keeps the greens cool and stops the foliage from looking heavy over a full wall. Seen up close you can follow the individual leaf shapes; from across a room they merge into an even texture. That makes the paper usable on all four walls as well as on a single accent wall. If large-scale plant motifs are what you are after, the rest of the leaf designs are worth comparing, and the broader green range covers lighter and deeper shades. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
The look is exotic and tropical, which suits rooms built around rattan, cane, dark wood or plain upholstery in linen and cotton. Real plants sit well with it, and so do black metal fittings and white paintwork on doors and trim. Pair it with solid-colour curtains and keep other patterns small, since the foliage already carries the room.
- Living rooms, including the wall behind a sofa
- Bedrooms and nurseries
- Kitchens, dining rooms and hallways
- Home offices and bathrooms
In a dining room the grey keeps the green from overwhelming a table and chairs, while in a work room the steady repeat gives the walls interest without pulling attention from a desk.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.