Valentin Multicolor
Valentin Colore is a floral wallpaper on a white ground, with blooms and foliage drawn in blue alongside further colors across the design. The white base keeps the pattern legible, while the multicolor detailing gives each flower its own shading rather than a single flat tone. The result is dense but readable, and the white between the motifs stops the wall from closing in.
Pattern and color
The drawing is in a vintage manner, the kind of botanical repeat found in older printed papers, with stems and leaves filling the space between the larger blooms. Blue carries most of the weight, so the paper reads as a blue design from across a room and only shows its secondary colors up close. That shift between distances makes it a good choice for a single wall you look at often. More designs in this vein are collected in the floral selection, and the broader patterns range covers other repeats if you want to compare. These are premium quality wallpapers.
Style and rooms
The busy repeat suits maximalism, where pattern is meant to be layered rather than rationed, and it also sits well in older rooms with paneling, painted woodwork or antique furniture. Pair it with plain upholstery and solid-colored curtains so the walls stay the main pattern in the room. Dark wood, brass fittings and white ceilings all hold up next to it.
- Living room walls, including behind a sofa
- Bedrooms, on all four walls or one
- Entryways, stairwells and corridors
- Home offices and study corners
In a bedroom the white ground keeps the floral from feeling heavy overhead, and in a hallway the close repeat gives a narrow run of wall something to look at where furniture cannot go.
French design meets German engineering, made entirely in Europe.
