Kenza Eucalyptus
Kenza Eucalyptus is a botanical wallpaper with animals worked into the foliage, printed in turquoise and green. Leaves overlap across the ground in layers, and the creatures sit within the planting rather than on top of it, so the design reads as one continuous thicket. The two shades stay close in depth, which keeps the pattern dense without turning dark on the wall.
Pattern and surface
The finish is matte, so the green holds the same tone on a sunlit wall and on a shaded one, with no glare across the leaf shapes. A textured surface adds fine relief that you can feel with your hand, and that structure softens the printed edges and helps cover minor unevenness in the plaster. Because the motif repeats over the whole surface, it suits full walls as readily as a single panel. More designs of this kind sit in the botanical selection, and patterns built around creatures are grouped under animals. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
The colors and the planting place it in tropical schemes, and it also fits exotic interiors put together from rattan, dark wood and woven baskets. Plain upholstery in cream, sand or deep green works alongside it, and brass or black metal fittings keep the contrast clean.
- Living rooms, including a single accent wall
- Bedrooms and home offices
- Kitchens and dining rooms
- Hallways and bathrooms
In a living room the pattern gives shelving and framed prints a busy backdrop, so it is worth keeping those to a minimum. A narrow hallway takes it well, since the eye passes through and the green reads as depth rather than clutter.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.