Floral Wallpaper

What kinds of floral wallpaper do we actually carry?

Dark floral wallpaper

You have probably scrolled past these on Pinterest. Black or navy background, big dramatic roses or peonies, the whole moody look. The question everyone asks is whether that actually works in a real room and not just a styled photo.

It does. We have put dark floral wallpaper in dining rooms, bedrooms, even powder bathrooms, and the feedback is consistently the same. People walk in and notice the wall first. The deep tones push the flowers forward and make everything around them feel warmer. Pair it with brass fixtures or natural wood furniture if you want to lean into the look. We carry dark florals with roses, wildflower mixes, peonies, and a few tropical varieties.

Pink floral wallpaper

Pink flower wallpaper has been the default choice for as long as floral prints have existed. And sure, there are still very traditional cottage-style options if that's your thing. But the newer pink florals look completely different.

Minimalist bedrooms with one blush peony mural behind the headboard. Nurseries with soft watercolor rose prints that feel calming without being overly sweet. Even bathrooms. The trick is scale. If you go with fewer, larger blooms on a white or cream background, it reads modern. Cram in small roses on every inch, and you are back in 1987. Both are fine. Just know what you are getting.

Our pink floral range covers watercolor roses, hand-drawn peonies, lilies, and mixed pastel blends with lotuses.

Floral and birds wallpaper

Adding birds to a floral print does something unexpected. It gives the wall movement. A flower design by itself can feel frozen, like a painting you stop seeing after a week. Throw birds into the mix and your eye moves around the wall differently.

Our watercolor floral and birds wallpaper designs are popular for two rooms in particular: living rooms and nurseries. The colors tend to be softer and more muted, which is why they match so easily with furniture you already own. For a nursery, the bird-and-flower combo ages well. A two-year-old likes it. A six-year-old still likes it. You get more years out of one application than you would with cartoon characters.

Botanical leaves wallpaper

Not every "floral" wallpaper has to be about flowers, really. Some of the best sellers in this collection are leaf-heavy designs with barely any blooms at all.

Our leaves wallpaper with floral touches leans botanical. Ferns, monstera leaves, eucalyptus, palm fronds, and then a few small flowers worked in here and there. The look is more green than colorful, which makes these a safer bet for rooms where full-on florals might feel like too much. Home offices. Kitchens. Hallways. Anywhere you want nature on the wall without it taking over the room.

Green tones in general have a calming effect on a space, and these botanical prints lean right into that.

Floral and butterfly wallpaper

Flowers with butterflies is one of those combinations that either makes you smile or makes you think of a spa bathroom. Either way, the look is playful, and it sells well for girls' rooms and feature walls in living spaces.

The butterflies do something useful, too. They break up the flower pattern so it doesn't feel repetitive. Your eye catches the wings, follows a stem, lands on another butterfly. Our butterfly wallpaper with floral backgrounds is mostly available as full-wall murals, meaning the design stretches across the entire wall as one image instead of repeating like a tile.

How do you pick the right floral pattern?

Three questions to ask yourself before you order anything.

How big is the room? Smaller rooms do better with smaller prints or light backgrounds. A giant floral mural in a tiny bathroom can close the space in. Bigger rooms can handle oversized blooms because the wall has enough area to let the design breathe.

What mood are you going for? Warm pinks, peaches, and reds make a space feel cozy. Blues and greens are better when you want calm. Dark backgrounds bring drama. White and beige backgrounds keep everything open and airy.

Can you live with it every day? A bold floral mural looks amazing the day you put it up. But you will see it 365 days a year. If you are even slightly unsure, do one accent wall instead of four. A single floral wall behind the sofa or bed gives you the full effect with an easy exit if you change your mind later.

Materials and how installation works

Four material options across every design: standard paper, canvas, premium paper, and peel and stick.

If you have never installed wallpaper before, go with peel and stick. Seriously. You can reposition it during application if it goes on crooked, and when you eventually want it off the wall, it comes away clean. No steaming, no scraping, no ugly patches left behind.

All of the materials are washable. Damp cloth, bit of mild soap, done. That matters if you have kids, pets, or a kitchen wall that catches cooking splatter.

We also do custom sizing. Measure your wall height and width, add about 2 to 4 inches on each side for trimming, pick the design you want, and we print it to those exact dimensions. No extra panels sitting in a closet, no cutting half a roll off and tossing it.

Start browsing the full collection

240+ floral wallpaper designs. Filter them by color, room, format, or product type. Whether you walked in here knowing you wanted a pink peony mural for the bedroom or you have no idea what you want yet, the filters at the top of the page will save you time. And if nothing in the collection is quite right, we have a custom wallpaper option where you upload your own image and we print it to fit your wall.