Queralt Brown Green
Queralt Brown Green is a floral and botanical wallpaper built from leaf forms and blooms in green, brown and pink. The green carries the foliage, the brown grounds the stems and shaded areas, and the pink appears in the flowers as the lightest note in the mix. The result is a dense, full pattern rather than a scattered motif, so the design reads as a continuous covering across the wall.
Pattern and colors
The drawing style is exotic and tropical, with broad leaf shapes layered over each other and flowers set between them. Because three colors share the design, the wallpaper changes slightly depending on what sits in front of it: near pale wood the green comes forward, while against darker furniture the brown reads as the dominant tone. The pink keeps the whole thing from turning heavy. If you like this kind of drawing, the wider floral collection and the leaf patterns are worth comparing before you decide. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
A pattern this full suits maximalist schemes, where it can sit alongside patterned textiles and a mix of furniture styles. It also works in retro interiors, particularly with rattan, brass fittings and mid-century shapes. Used on all four walls it closes a room in; used on one wall it acts as the main pattern and lets the rest stay plain.
- Living rooms, including behind a sofa
- Bedrooms and nurseries
- Kitchens and dining rooms
- Hallways, home offices and bathrooms
In a living room the botanical pattern gives shelving and artwork a backdrop with color in it, so you can keep upholstery and curtains simple. A dining room takes it well on a single wall behind the table, where the brown tones sit close to wooden chairs and a sideboard. In a bedroom, limiting it to the wall behind the headboard keeps the pattern out of your direct line of sight while still setting the color scheme for bedding and rugs.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.