Magalie Grey
Magalie Grey is a botanical wallpaper in gray and blue. Plant forms are drawn across a gray ground, with the blue coming through in the foliage, so the two colors stay in the same cool range instead of contrasting sharply. The result is a pattern with clear shapes that still reads as quiet from a few steps back.
Pattern and color
The drawing is the main event here: stems and leaves repeat at a steady scale, which keeps the wall even rather than concentrating interest in one spot. Because gray carries the design and blue only accents it, the paper sits comfortably next to white trim, natural wood and darker painted furniture. It also gives you room to bring in stronger color through textiles, since the wall itself stays restrained. More designs in this family are collected in the botanical range, and if you want the plant motif reduced to foliage alone, look at the leaf selection. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
The pattern suits farmhouse schemes built on painted cabinetry and plain linen, and it works equally well in vintage interiors alongside older furniture and framed prints. In a bedroom the cool tones keep the room calm; used on all four walls or on a single wall behind the bed, the scale holds up either way.
- Living rooms and dining rooms
- Kitchens, including above a backsplash
- Hallways and stairwells
- Home offices, bathrooms and nurseries
A corridor is a good place for a pattern like this, since the repeat stays consistent along a long stretch of wall. The same applies in an office, where the gray ground keeps the background steady behind shelving and a desk.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.
