Tilda Grey Green
Tilda Grey Green is a plain wallpaper in a muted green that leans toward gray. There is no motif and no repeat to line up, so the wall reads as one continuous color. The gray in the mix keeps the green from looking bright or mint-like, and the shade shifts slightly depending on how much daylight a room gets, reading cooler in north-facing spaces and warmer under lamplight.
Color and style
A single-color wall gives you a background rather than a focal point, which is the point of a solid design. Artwork, shelving and furniture stand clear against it instead of competing with a pattern. The gray-green shade sits well with natural wood, black metal fittings, white trim and off-white textiles, and it pairs easily with patterned curtains or a rug if you want the pattern to come from somewhere other than the walls. It fits minimalist schemes where the interest comes from shape and proportion. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Where it works
Because it carries no directional pattern, this one is straightforward to use across several rooms in the same home, including spaces that are broken up by doors and corners.
- Living rooms and dining rooms, on all four walls or one
- Bedrooms, where a quiet color is usually wanted
- Kitchens and hallways
- Home offices and study corners
In a bedroom the subdued green keeps the room restful and works behind a wooden or upholstered headboard. A narrow hallway benefits from an unbroken color, since there is no pattern to look cramped in a tight space. In an office it gives a calm backdrop for a desk, monitor and open shelving without drawing the eye during the working day.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.