Wallpaper - Feeling Blue II

Our Feeling Blue II wallpaper by Cheryl Warrick brings expressive floral watercolor motifs to life against a clean white ground. Five-petaled blooms rendered in fluid tones of deep navy and soft indigo spread across the surface, connected by delicate stems and sweeping painted leaves. The composition balances generous white space with varying brushwork intensity, giving the botanical repeat an airy, artistic rhythm across the wall. Printed made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical surface structure, this design brings a calm visual balance to bedrooms and living spaces.

In the room

We see this floral wallpaper working especially well in a primary bedroom or dressing room, where the contrast between crisp white and layered indigo blues creates an uncluttered, tranquil atmosphere. On a main wall behind a bed, the scale of the flowers remains prominent while the open spacing prevents the room from feeling closed in. In a living room, we would consider placing it on an uninterrupted feature wall opposite natural light, allowing the softer watercolor gradients in the petals to stand out clearly throughout the day. Because the repeat has plenty of breathing room, it also transitions comfortably into more compact spaces like a walk-in wardrobe without overwhelming the surroundings.

Styling it

The clean two-tone character of this design pairs naturally with understated furnishings that let the botanical artwork remain the primary focus.

• Pair with warm, pale wood furniture such as light ash or white oak to balance the cool indigo and navy palette without competing with the pattern.
• Choose solid upholstery and bedding in crisp white, soft ivory, or unbleached linen to echo the background and maintain an airy, cohesive look.
• Introduce dark metal details in matte black or deep bronze on lamp bases or minimal hardware to anchor the deeper navy strokes in the floral forms.

Color combinations

The pattern centers on deep navy, indigo, and softer watercolor blues against a bright white base. When planning surrounding walls and architectural details, matching your trim and adjacent walls to a clean, warm white keeps the room bright and cohesive. For a more grounded, enveloping atmosphere, pulling the deep navy from the darkest petals onto lower millwork, doors, or an accent cabinet adds sophisticated visual weight. Soft slate blue or muted denim tones on curtains or seating also work naturally as tonal bridges between the white background and the darker botanical elements.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper. We produce all of our designs on PVC-free paper featuring a subtle physical structure that adds depth to every motif. Each order is designed to be straightforward and simple to hang, providing flexible decorating solutions for both homeowners and renters alike.