The House Of Scalamandre Floral & Botanical Wallpaper

Pine gray is a wallpaper depicting branches of pine in white on a grey background. In Japan, the pine symbolizes long life, honor, and youth. The tree can stand tall over centuries and stay green all year round with its lacy feathers, despite bitter coldness and snow. In our pattern, the pine branches cover the wall in a light, large-patterned dance. Vivid, with serenity.

Beautiful Wallpaper Traditional and classic elegance.. Socorro. Houston, TX. Thu May 14 2026

Raphael is one of our most popular printed wallpapers. The pattern gives you treetops in a wide range of color combinations. The inspiration for this pattern was partly taken from central park in new york – a leafy park surrounded by glass-and-concrete skyscrapers and beautiful contrast to the bustling city. The pattern is also inspired by antique tapestries, where stylized leaves are often shown in fields of light and shade. Design: daniel långelid

Beautiful wallpaper, can’t wait to install in my baby’s nursery!. Analia. Dallas Tx. Sat May 02 2026

The House of Scalamandre presents the Kolonin Floral Wallpaper Roll, a sophisticated imported paper that transforms any interior into a sanctuary of botanical grace. Imagine resting your eyes on a harmonious arrangement of clematis and honeysuckle, a well-balanced floral pattern designed to calm the mind with its rhythmic, half-drop match. This nonwoven substrate features a refined matte finish and comes expertly trimmed for a seamless application. With a 25.2-inch pattern interval and 22 repeat frequency, this artisanal design invites a sense of timeless elegance and organic serenity into the home, reflecting a commitment to high-end craftsmanship and poetic storytelling.

Beautiful!! Love it in my bathroom. Heather. New Orleans, LA. Mon Oct 27 2025

Lo, Brown has flowing watercolor in a beautiful, billowing floral pattern, giving a calm and ethereal effect. A soft, warm colorway with gold details, the pattern reflects the light to give the walls vibrancy with a modern impact.

Easy to install and looks wonderful!. Ann. Gloucester, VA. Tue Aug 13 2024

A twist on the classic tree motif breathes fresh air into interiors as Central Park captures the ever-changing beauty of foliage, from muted greens and cloudy blues to bright, multicolor tones. Ever since the Central Park fabrics launched, it has become one of Scalamandré's most sought-after designs. Now reimagined as wallpaper, this forever fan favorite design has been rescaled slightly larger and created fuller, to fit the walls.

This pretty tropical print features a branching tree that is accented with foliage, flowers, and exotic birds. The finely drawn detail of the design is interpreted in a profusion of color, adding to its botanical look. This coordinating wallpaper matches the cotton print of the same name and is now printed on 54” nonwoven paper, giving the pattern a crisp, detailed look and paste-the-wall installation.

Can’t wait to see it on my walls! Traditional beauty; I hate fads and this will last for years. Absolutely no problems in ordering and receiving promptly. Thanks for a order well handled. Gail. Cordele, GA. Sat Mar 13 2021

Olof is a braided branch of bowing Rudbeckior that sets a friendly atmosphere in the room. The flower was cultivated as early as the 17th century by the botanist Olof Rudbeck (the elderly), which also got to name both the flower and our pattern.

So pretty!. Emily. Sat May 25 2024

Our popular 19C, beautifully drawn English archival print of stately pheasants perched on a floral branch, now has an expanded color palette. We are happy to announce the addition of Botany Bay wallcoverings. The same six colors are produced in England on a non-woven ground for an extension of this cult-classic motif. ed on a floral branch, as a wallcovering on a non-woven ground.

Beautiful print!. Abigail. New York, NY. Fri Mar 21 2025

Elevate your interiors with this floral wallpaper roll from The House of Scalamandre, a brand synonymous with luxury since 1929. The linen-on-paper design offers a tactile, sophisticated touch that transforms any room into a haven of style. Its floral pattern brings a breath of fresh elegance, perfect for creating a feature wall or enhancing a cozy nook. The wallpaper is vacuum-clean friendly, making maintenance a breeze. Each roll covers 12.5 square feet, ideal for personalizing your space with a touch of timeless charm.

Palampores, or "Tree of Life" patterns, have their origins in India, where the exotic designs were hand painted and mordant dyed, and exported to Europe and England for use as elaborate bed hangings and curtains. Pondicherry, now offered as a wallcovering, the colorways remain true to their 90's origins, highlighting the iconic filigree pattern amidst the exotic tree of life motif. The colorways were developed in 2015, with the filigree omitted from the fabric design. These wallcoverings and colorways remain true to the fabric's original design. Intricately detailed flowers and lush foliage accompanied by whimsical birds and playful squirrels add to its timeless appeal. The vertically branching print is perfect for a cozy breakfast nook, kitchen, or powder room.

Beautifully hand-painted branches with lychee fruits in a sea of small leaves. A timeless design made with a traditional printing technique. This method gives the wallpaper a textured surface and a vibrant character.

beautiful paper! I love how it turned out. Kathryn. Farr West, UT. Sat Mar 15 2025

Likened to simply exist within the dancing crowns of the linden trees and their floral bed. This wallpaper from our archives is done in a colorway. The detailed patterns of foliage and tiny daisies are interwoven to create an uplifting sense of gentle, cloudy skies.

Outstanding and great quality. Paula. Mckinney, TX. Sat Apr 25 2026

A botanical print with sea buckthorns with lively vitamin-rich berries that scatter on the wall. The leaves form small beautiful palm leaves and give the room an exotic feeling in a Nordic character.

Hand-painted impressionist florals create an indoor garden oasis with our Potpourri wallcovering, offered in six enchanting hues and printed at the Scalamandré Press.

This design is part of the collection inspired by Carl and Karin Larsson, an iconic and beloved Swedish design family active in the 19th century. The design duo still inspires the whole world with their artistry, their home, and their way of living. This hand-painted design adds beauty to your home. Maskrosen is a natural and simple design yet a wallpaper design that communicates a cool and stylish attribute and adds beauty to your home. The stylized hand-painted dandelion wallpaper design is a symbol of the Karin and Carl Larsson family. They were the great influencers of their time. This flower is overlooked by so many but was uplifted by Carl as a symbol of the family’s fighting spirit and stubbornness. If you visit their home, Lilla Hyttnäs in Dalarna, don’t forget to look at the very top of the wall in Carl’s studio, where you can find stylized hand-painted dandelions. Our wallpaper version of dandelions also comes in pink.

Exactly what I want! Good quality. The color is subtle and pattern is gentle. It feels calming that transform the room to a peaceful retreat.. Sarah. New York, NY. Mon Mar 31 2025

Wilma is a classic and extremely popular pattern, which makes the wall appear covered in laurel wreaths.

Great!!!. Kennedy. College Station, TX. Tue Jul 14 2026

Reproduced from a nineteenth Century French roller-printed textile, this hand-printed wallpaper is a perfect match to the fabric of the same name. The design’s exotic motifs of fruit, foliage, and peacocks are rendered with delicate batik-like details for a South Seas look. It is printed in the full range of matching fabric colorations, from soft lavender and vibrant mandarin orange to rich espresso. The wallpaper version of the design also includes a quietly elegant Alabaster coloration, with white printed on a rich cream ground. The medium-scale and graceful all-over vine pattern of the Balinese Peacock make this a versatile paper for bedrooms, powder rooms, and foyers.

This paper is absolutely beautiful. Lots of lovely detail .. Carolyn. Goshen, NY. Sun Dec 31 2023

Sanna is a wallpaper decorated with sweet pea blossoms that float gracefully across the wall. The flower was first discovered in the late 1600s and has been cherished ever since. The pattern's fresh and airy expression fits beautifully in any room. Design: Sissa Sundling.

I love this wallpaper- I am having it put on the ceiling of my dining room. I wanted a subtle, light look for the ceiling—. Janet. Mon Sep 23 2024

Wonderful quality wallpaper!!. Amanda. Centereach, NY. Tue Jul 02 2024

Flowers were an interest Karin and Carl had in common. Karin liked to grow flowers, and the flowers triggered Carl’s desire to paint. They always had seasonal flowers in bouquets indoors, and Karin arranged all the flowers seen in Carl’s paintings.

Based on an early 18th-century French document, Chinoise Exotique is a grand design depicting Chinese figures hunting exotic Indian animals. This pattern is a classic example of the kinds of chinoiserie patterns developed for export to the European market in the early 1700s. These fabrics became so popular that France passed a law banning them from sale out of fear that they would collapse the French textile market.

I am very pleased with the delivery and with customer service at Perigold who helped me with a problematic first delivery. Now that the second delivery is complete I’m excited and looking forward to have the paper put up.. Kss. Tulsa, OK. Fri Sep 19 2025

Scalamandré invites you to discover PETITE CHARMS, a carefully curated collection of new and archival fabrics, and guaranteed Quick Ship wallcoverings that celebrate the quiet poetry of small-scale design. With many patterns drawn from the brand's storied archives and thoughtfully reimagined for today's interiors, these delightful, diminutive patterns reflect Scalamandré's enduring devotion to artistry and tradition.

Wallpaper Emma is a flowering summer meadow with tall lupines and poppies flowing over the wallpaper.

Like a cohesive painting, the watercolor flows into each other and softens the contours of the summer meadow’s sheer poppy and straws.

A toile-like motif featuring beautiful blossoming trees, layered mountain tops, and cranes taking flight. Sagimai is offered in soft neutrals as well as pops of color.

Lost Pavillion Allover features beautiful birds and flowers with a modern nod to the tradition of Chinoiserie that transports one to a rare world of exotic landscape gardens. Lost Pavillion is inspired by the royal palaces of Europe and 18th century great houses in England that were not complete without pagodas in the gardens and chinoiserie paneled walls, garniture sets of Chinese porcelain, lacquer cabinets, and other follies that evoked an European aesthetic and an illusionistic magic involving the European fantasy of the far-east and China. Not at all a cultural appropriation of Chinese culture of its day, it was a decidedly European illusion and subsequent fashion that interpreted Chinese themes in the European style, which then influenced China itself to reimagine itself in the European fantasized eye. The demand for the mixed origin style largely is attributed to the painter Giuseppe Castiglione (Jesuit painter) 1688-1768, who so influenced the Chinese emperor Quianlong that his artistic hybridization between East and West so totally transformed the emperor's and the day's artists, courtiers and culture in China into what we now take as Chinese culture. As an architect, painter and missionary, Castiglione designed and implemented monumental artistic and architectural projects, such as the construction and interior decoration of the European Palaces at the Gardens of Perfect Brightness (Yuan Ming Yuan) in Beijing, which was destroyed by French and British troops in 1860 during the second Opium War.

Inspired by the tropical plants of the rainforests, where multiple plants grow simultaneously and harmoniously together on the tree branches, all reaching for the light above the forest floor. Philodendrons, Alocasia, Draceana Reflexa aka Song of India, Crotons with their skeletal leaves, and Colorama all show off in a fanciful display, with jeweled chains mixed in as if carried on the wind.

Exoticism and animalia combine in a collage of fantasy. Animals, florals and botanicals dance around the design in a unique mix of colors and neutrals that are useable and easy to live with, as well as make a playful statement.

Audubon Exotica is an allover exotic bird pattern with tropical foliage that transports one to a rare world of exotic birds and their habitats. Resplendent Quesals from Panama, Paradisea the Bird-of-Paradise from Venezuela, Momot Superciglioso from Costa Rica, Silfilde from Peru all frolic together in beautiful leaves and unusual colors, as part of our Garden of Eternal Spring Collection of scenic florals and exotic landscapes, with wallpapers and murals depicting contemporary floral and aviary motifs. Nicolette Mayer wallcoverings always recognize and research the influence or importance of its unique history and then reinvent the style and motif with a whimsical contemporary flair and modern colorations. The plants and creatures are represented through light and quick brushstroke-style graphics, with a three-dimensional effect.

Inspired by Ottoman Palaces, for the 2019 Kips Bay Showhouse in Palm Beach, in an entry and living room designed by Cindy Rinfret, we created multiple additional thematic patterns that can inspire designers to mix, match and customize with Iznik Overdye, Byzantine and our signature single mural, Topkapi Garden, with multiple cuttable borders and a base that coordinates to Iznik Overdye. Each new pattern affords complexity, subtlety, and timeless elegance.

Add an art deco-inspired accent to any space with this self-adhesive wallpaper print designed by Scalamandré. This monochromatic print features white and pink daisies atop a red backdrop.

Anna. Boston, MA. Mon Jul 21 2025

This elegant butterfly trellis pattern, based on a vintage Silk Brocatelle found in the Scalamandré archives, has been re-colored and scaled for use on the wall. Featuring a green floral trellis and butterflies in the adjoining corners, this print adds a joyous accent of color to any space.

it was a bit hard to put on but I was putting it on ceiling so that is sort of hard to begin with. turned out nice just as I expected. very happy with how it looks and the quality is good as well.. Lia. Thu May 30 2024

This grasscloth wallcovering is produced on a 36" wide substrate, with a printed pattern that measures 27" wide. It requires trimming during installation. Once trimmed, the usable width will be 27", matching the pattern width. Based on an archival English textile painting, this lovely chinoiserie print of flowers, branching pine trees and exotic water birds has a timeless and classic look. This elegant wallcovering coordinates with the linen print of the same name, and is printed on ivory sisal grasscloth grounds, blending texture and pattern to make a decorative statement in a traditional interior.

Like a day on a sunny, the butterfly pea flowers dance over the walls, unfolding their delicate flowers.

In Japan, Irésumi is considered the rock star of tattoo art and has long been a classic for Jean Paul Gaultier.

Easily one of the most recognized designs in the world, the palm motif features a grand pattern of banana leaves that creates a tropical mood in any environment. This signature print is available in fabric and wallcovering.

Pictures of this wallpaper do not capture the depth of colors nor the intricate designs in the leaves. It is a beautiful paper! You will need an experienced hanger.. Judy. Raleigh, NC. Fri May 19 2023

Along Amstel’s beautiful riverwalk in Amsterdam, beautiful willow trees bend and wind towards the waters. A pattern with a soft appearance.

Exactly as pictured, easy to install. I love this wallpaper!. Danielle. Seal Beach, CA. Wed Dec 06 2023

An abstract interpretation of its namesake technique, Kintsugi features a harmonious mix of motifs, fragmented by gilded lines to form an exquisite collage. This patchwork-like wallcovering sets a truly unique atmosphere in the room.

Born with a natural eye and talent for design, passion is evident for the complexities of fabric, texture, and technology; fascination for creating timeless prints, that are classic, yet perfectly on-trend.

Pignoli, also known as pine nuts, are edible seeds harvested from the cones of the Italian umbrella pine. The umbrella pine is often associated with the Italian landscape and is a distinctive and iconic tree to Mediterranean culture, symbolizing strength and beauty. Reflecting the beauty of this majestic tree, the pattern highlights its unique, sprawling branches and the characteristic pinecone motif. This wallcovering will undoubtedly bring your walls to life, adding an enchanting touch of nature indoors.

In the calm moments of the evening in the garden, among beautifully braided branches, exotic birds hover in a soft melody.

Scalamandré invites you to discover PETITE CHARMS, a carefully curated collection of new and archival fabrics, and guaranteed Quick Ship wallcoverings that celebrate the quiet poetry of small-scale design. With many patterns drawn from the brand's storied archives and thoughtfully reimagined for today's interiors, these delightful, diminutive patterns reflect Scalamandré's enduring devotion to artistry and tradition.

This hand-painted design adds beauty to your home. This design gives you the possibility to create both intense coziness and an airy feeling in a bedroom. This delicate and decorative wallpaper gives a sense of enlarging a space and an airy feeling of being outdoors during the lovely Swedish summer. The creative couple Karin and Carl Larsson loved to surprise and show appreciation for each other through creative expressions. The wallpaper Till Karin is a new chapter of the original wall painting located above Karin’s bedroom door in their inspiring home, Lilla Hyttnäs. This painting was a gift and a declaration of love to Karin from Carl Larsson in 1894 representing flowers from their beautiful garden. Carl and Karin Larsson often painted decorative murals directly on the walls also involving their four children in the process. The name of the wall mural is shared with their daughter Suzanne, who co-created a flowery border in her own room at their iconic home.

This graceful chinoiserie print was discovered in a small room in the Noble Hardee Mansion in Savannah, Georgia, which has been described as “the last unrestored grand mansion in Savannah”. The house dates back to 1860, and the aged hand-printed paper is thought to have been installed by a decorator who owned the house in the 1960s or 1970s. The paper has widely been attributed to Scalamandré, and it became a mission of ours to bring it back to life, as wallcovering with a matching cotton chintz fabric. It was photographed in sections on-site, redrawn line for line, and matched for its original color of white and grey leaves against an espresso ground. The grandly scaled, nearly four-foot repeat and classic bamboo foliage speak to its adaptation from antique hand-painted Chinese silk wall panels, interpreted in a loose brushstroke style that is typical of more contemporary handprints. New color additions such as Jade and Ciel add a fresh look to this timeless design. Now printed on a 54" nonwoven ground, this mural-like paper features crisp printing, deeply saturated color, and easily paste–wall installation.

Caroline is a rich winding botanical background with a pleasant appearance. A pattern that amazes with its small fine details that appear and grow the closer you look. Can you find the grasshopper?

Gorgeous wallpaper! Perfect as a statement in a half bath. I love it!. Rose. Perrysburg. Fri Aug 30 2024