Rosalinde Grey Lavender
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Rosalinde Grey Lavender combines a floral motif with fine vertical stripes on a cream and beige ground. Small blooms and leaves in pink and grey sit across the striped base, with scattered dots filling the spaces between them. The scale of the flowers is modest, so from a few steps back the wall reads as a soft two-tone pattern rather than a large botanical print.
Pattern and finish
The surface is matte, so light falls evenly across it and the pink and grey tones hold the same value in daylight and under lamps. A textured finish gives the paper a light relief that you can feel with your hand, and that structure softens the look of walls that are not perfectly flat. The striped element runs from top to bottom, which lengthens the look of a wall, while the flowers break up the repetition. If the botanical side appeals most, the small-scale floral designs are worth comparing, and the vertical stripe patterns cover the other half of this design. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
The muted palette suits farmhouse rooms, vintage schemes and boho chic interiors built on rattan, painted wood and layered textiles. It works with cream linen, brass fittings and plain curtains, and it leaves enough visual room for framed pictures or open shelving.
- Living rooms, including an accent wall
- Bedrooms, or just the wall behind the bed
- Kitchens, dining rooms and hallways
- Home offices, bathrooms and nurseries
In a bedroom the pattern stays quiet enough for a full four walls, and in a hallway the stripes give a narrow space some direction. Paired with light grey paintwork, the beige ground keeps the scheme warm.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.
