Wallpaper - Flowers and Berries Green

Our Flowers and Berries Green wallpaper pairs intricate botanical panels with an Art Nouveau structure, created by designer Imary. The composition arranges stylised foliage, delicate berry clusters, and scrolling acanthus-inspired leaves into framed vertical and horizontal friezes. Muted sage green and earthy tones stand out against deep, dark backing panels, giving the block-print-inspired design an orderly yet decorative rhythm. Printed made-to-measure on our PVC-free paper with a subtle physical surface structure, this design brings a refined historic presence to the room.

In the room

In a living room or a dedicated home library, the structured panels of this pattern create a natural architectural cadence. Because the motif is arranged in distinct vertical sections framed by horizontal borders, we think it works exceptionally well on an unbroken feature wall where the rhythmic repeats can be appreciated in full.

For rooms with classic proportions or higher ceilings, the vertical panels help guide the eye upward, complementing traditional mouldings and picture rails. In a quieter reading corner or study, the dense botanical linework provides rich visual texture without creating clutter, especially when balanced by unpatterned adjacent walls.

Styling it

The heritage quality of this design pairs naturally with dark, warm woods such as walnut or antique mahogany, which echo the depth of the dark background panels. To let the intricate botanical linework remain the focal point, we would keep upholstery in solid, unpatterned weaves or smooth leather rather than competing with additional floral prints.

Matte bronze or aged brass accents sit comfortably alongside the sage green tones, reinforcing the Art Nouveau character. Where window dressings or soft furnishings are used, choosing plain, heavyweight fabrics in neutral stone or muted moss green allows the detailed wall mural to anchor the space.

Colour combinations

The palette within our wallpaper centres on soft sage green, pale earthy tones, and deep, shadowed backdrop panels.

When choosing paint for adjoining walls or woodwork, we recommend drawing out the muted green tones with a complementary soft sage or an understated lichen green. For a lighter contrast on cornices and architraves, muted stone, chalky off-white, or warm plaster shades create a gentle transition. If you prefer a moodier atmosphere in a library or dining area, a deep charcoal or blackened plum matching the darkest panels in the design creates a cohesive and enveloping setting.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper.

Our wall murals are PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical structure. We make our mural wallpapers straightforward to hang, offering reliable options designed to suit both homeowners and those in rented spaces.