Queralt Blue Cream
Queralt Creme Blue is a floral wallpaper set on a cream ground, with beige shading and blooms and foliage drawn in blue and green. The plant forms are large and loosely spaced, so the pale background stays visible between them and the pattern keeps an open, airy look rather than a dense one.
Pattern and colors
The drawing is botanical: broad leaves, curving stems and open flowers arranged in a repeating tropical scheme. Blue carries most of the contrast against the cream, while the greens fill in the leaves and the beige softens the transitions, which keeps the design from reading as a hard two-color print. Because the lightest shade covers the most area, the paper brightens a wall instead of closing it in. If this style of drawing appeals, the wider range of floral designs is worth browsing, along with the leaf patterns that focus on foliage alone. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
The exotic, tropical character suits rooms with rattan or cane furniture, painted wood and plain textiles, and it also sits well in Scandinavian schemes where pale floors and white paint give the pattern space. Pair it with solid-colored upholstery and simple curtains, since competing prints will crowd the large motifs. Picking up the blue in cushions, ceramics or a lampshade ties the room together, and the cream ground works with warm metals as well as matte black fittings.
- Living rooms, including an accent wall
- Bedrooms, on all four walls or one
- Kitchens, dining rooms and home offices
- Bathrooms, nurseries and hallways
In a living room the open spacing lets the pattern sit behind shelves and pictures without clashing. In a bedroom the cream and beige keep the effect quiet, and in a narrow hallway the light ground helps a space with little daylight feel less enclosed.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.