Wallpaper - Royal Hall Green

Our Royal Hall Green wallpaper, designed by Tanja Smedh, brings together ornate botanical scrolls, layered foliage and classic symmetrical flourishes in deep hunter green and softer earthy tones. Set against a dark, moody backdrop, the composition draws inspiration from heritage Arts and Crafts and Baroque textiles, balancing intricate decorative detail with an orderly, grounded rhythm. The visual density of the repeating leaves and floral elements creates a refined, enveloping feel on the wall without feeling cluttered. Like all our wallpapers, this design is made to measure to your exact dimensions and printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure.

In the room

We see this design working particularly well in a dedicated dining room, a home library, or a characterful living room where you want the walls to feel richly dressed. Because the pattern has a strong decorative presence and a symmetrical structure, it creates a striking focal point on an accent wall behind a sofa, a dining table or low shelving.

In a larger room or a study with higher ceilings, wrapping the design across all four walls creates a cohesive, heritage-inspired atmosphere. The deep hunter green palette feels grounded and intimate in evening lighting, while daytime light brings out the finer contrasts between the lighter leaf motifs and the dark base.

Styling it

The classical character and textile-inspired look of this design pair naturally with traditional and period-inspired furnishings. We would combine it with warm wood furniture, such as antique walnut or dark-stained oak, which echoes the earthy depth of the greens.

To balance the detailed scrollwork, keep surrounding accessories relatively clean in form. Brass or antique bronze lighting fixtures, aged mirrors, and solid, unpatterned upholstery in velvet or wool help the wallpaper stand out without competing for visual attention.

Colour combinations

The design itself is built on deep hunter green, forest tones, and softer earthy green highlights against a near-black background. When choosing paint for adjoining walls, woodwork, or cornicing, we suggest looking at muted neutral shades or deep tonal matches.

A soft, warm off-white or stony greige creates a clean, intentional contrast against the dark background on skirting and architraves. Alternatively, colour-drenching the surrounding trim in a matching deep forest green gives the entire room an elegant, wrapped feel. For soft furnishings, warm neutrals, muted ochre, or rust accents offer an appealing visual counterpoint to the green palette.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made to measure based on the wall dimensions you provide. Producing each order individually helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared to standard fixed-size rolls.

Our wallpapers are PVC-free, have a subtle physical paper structure, and are designed to be straightforward to hang. We offer options tailored to different spaces and living situations, whether you own your home or live in rented accommodation.