There's a reason green wallpaper never really goes out of favour. It's the colour we reach for when we want a room to feel calmer, a little closer to the garden and a little further from the to-do list. This green wallpaper collection leans right into that: leaves, trailing stems and hand-drawn botanicals, the kind of pattern that makes a wall feel like it's quietly breathing.
Some of it is soft and sun-through-leaves gentle, some deeper and more forest-floor. Not a single plastic houseplant involved.
Where green wallpaper works
Green wallpaper suits the rooms you want to feel restful. It works beautifully as a feature wall behind a bed or a sofa, and as a full room wrap in smaller spaces like a cloakroom, hallway or home office, where a bit of nature does the most good. The larger leafy prints hold their own in a living room or bedroom, while the finer florals settle into quieter corners. If you're after that biophilic, back-to-nature feeling without repainting the whole house sage, a green wallpaper feature wall gets you most of the way there.
Colours, from soft sage to deep forest
Colour is where green wallpaper really earns its keep. The range runs from soft sage and light green, the gentle, airy end that keeps a room feeling open, through fresh olive and mid-greens, to dark green and deep forest tones for something moodier and more enveloping. Lighter greens cool a room down and make it feel bigger; darker greens pull the walls in and make it cosy. So there's a green wallpaper here whether you want the room breezy and open or grounded and cocooning. If you've a particular shade in mind, the sage in your kitchen tiles or a paint colour you already love, every design can be recoloured for free. Send me your paint code and I'll adjust the artwork to match your room before it prints.
Made to order
Every green wallpaper design comes in peel and stick, traditional non-pasted and pre-pasted. All the patterns are original artwork, drawn by hand by Sara at Summer Skye Studio, printed to order on PVC-free paper.
Order a sample before you commit. Green is one of the hardest colours to judge on a screen: it shifts more than most between daylight and lamplight, and a fresh leafy green in the morning can read almost grey by evening. A sample on your own wall, in your own light, tells you far more than a photo ever will. Green wallpaper is worth getting right.
