Our five most ordered floral designs account for about 16% of the floral wallpaper items recorded in our latest year of orders. The rest are spread across more than a thousand designs.
That variety is something we are proud of. A familiar subject can offer very different drawing, colour and detail. These six designs sit outside the top five and each has something worth opening the image to see.
Purple Perplexed: for people who love the paint
Purple Perplexed , by Jeanette Vertentes, pairs a dark background with magenta, violet and warm amber flowers. You can see the brushstrokes in the petals and leaves.
Choose it because you like that handling of paint. The marks remain an important part of the image even when you see it across a room. A single amber or plum detail can pick up a colour from the wall, leaving the painted flowers as the main floral element.
A Delicate Touch of Nature: the photographic alternative
A Delicate Touch of Nature , by Katarzyna Mrożewska, shows fine wildflower stems against a pale background.
Here, the attraction is in the small botanical details. If your saved flowers are mostly paintings, this is worth opening beside them. The photographed stems give you a different relationship with the subject, with less emphasis on the artist's brushwork.
