Thelia Multicolor
Thelia Colore is a floral wallpaper in pink and green. Blooms and leaves are drawn together across the surface, so the botanical shapes and the foliage carry equal weight in the pattern. The pink sits against the green rather than blending into it, which keeps the flowers readable from across a room.
Pattern and color
The drawing style is drawn from vintage printed florals, with the slightly flattened, illustrated look that goes with retro pattern books rather than photographic realism. Green stems and leaves run through the design and connect the pink flower heads, so the repeat reads as a continuous plant motif instead of scattered single blooms. On a full wall the two colors balance each other; on a shorter stretch of wall the pink reads as the dominant shade. These are premium quality wallpapers. If the botanical direction interests you, the wider floral selection covers everything from small repeats to oversized flowers, and the nature range extends the same idea to leaves, branches and landscapes.
Rooms and furnishings
The pattern is busy enough to work on its own, so it pairs best with plain upholstery, painted or wooden furniture and simple curtains. Green foliage in the design gives you a natural link to houseplants, and the pink picks up well against warm woods, brass fittings and cream or off-white paint on the remaining walls.
- Living room walls, whole room or a single wall
- Bedrooms, including the wall behind the headboard
- Hallways and stairwells
- Home offices and workrooms
In a living room the floral repeat holds a wall that has little furniture in front of it, such as the space above a sideboard. Used in a hallway, where you only see the walls in passing, the pattern gives the space a definite character without needing pictures or shelves. In a bedroom or an office it works well on one wall, with the other three kept in a flat shade taken from the leaves or the flowers.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.
