Wallpaper - Secret Garden VI

Our Secret Garden VI wallpaper brings together tall, wispy grasses in soft green and tan shades with delicate purple flowers dotted throughout a serene meadow scene. What we particularly like about this design by Deborah Revell is how the slender stems and star-shaped lavender blooms rise naturally against a subtly blurred background, creating visual depth and a soft, airy atmosphere across the wall. Printed made-to-measure on our PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, this floral mural wallpaper gives larger surfaces a calm botanical presence without overwhelming the room.

In the room

In a bedroom, we see this meadow design working particularly well behind the bed as an inviting feature wall, where the gentle vertical rhythm of the grasses adds height and quiet interest. The soft focus of the background composition also translates naturally across wider, uninterrupted walls in a dedicated meditation room or quiet sitting area, giving the impression of an open, airy landscape. Because the contrast remains relatively gentle throughout the floral details, the wallpaper can easily wrap around adjacent walls without feeling dense or visually crowded.

Styling it

To keep the light and tranquil character of the design at the forefront, we would style the surrounding space with quiet, grounded elements.

• Pair the soft botanical tones with understated furniture in light natural timber or simple painted finishes that let the floral pattern remain the primary visual focus.
• Introduce tactile textiles in plain weaves such as washed linen or light cotton across bedding, cushions, and floor-length curtains to echo the breezy, organic feel of the meadow.
• Choose decorative accents with clean silhouettes and matte ceramic textures in neutral tones, avoiding overly ornate pieces that might compete with the fine grass motifs.

Colour combinations

The palette in our wallpaper centres on soft greens, warm tans, and muted lavender alongside gentle pastel undertones. When choosing colours for surrounding walls, woodwork, and larger textiles, we suggest working with soft warm whites, chalky bone, or muted stone to maintain the open, airy quality of the setting. If you prefer to draw out the floral accents, a very subtle heather or dusty lilac on surrounding painted surfaces creates a tonal connection, while pale sage or muted olive green on skirtings or cabinetry roots the botanical theme.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure based on your exact wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to standard fixed rolls. Every design is printed on PVC-free paper that features a subtle physical structure, giving our wall murals a refined finish that is straightforward to hang in any home.