Wallpaper - Picnic

Created by Julia Dreams, our Picnic wallpaper presents an airy floral pattern painted with a soft, watercolour-like technique. The composition brings together blooming peonies, roses, and delicate wildflowers in rich berry, plum, and warm mustard tones, balanced by eucalyptus and leafy sprigs in muted teal and sage green. Set against a warm, pale blush backdrop, the botanical elements scatter across the surface with an open, relaxed rhythm that feels light and painterly. Made to measure on our PVC-free paper with a subtle paper structure, our wallpapers are designed to be straightforward to hang and bring an artistic touch to any living space.

In the room

We find this floral pattern particularly well suited to bedrooms and guest rooms, where its painterly character adds visual interest without overpowering the space. The open distribution of flowers and foliage makes it easy to use across all four walls in a medium-sized bedroom, creating a cohesive and gently enveloping feel. If you prefer to focus on a single accent wall, it works beautifully behind a bedhead or along a main wall in a living room. Because the motif is distributed fairly evenly rather than concentrated in one large focal point, it also sits naturally on walls broken up by windows or doorways.

Styling it

To complement the romantic, heritage feel of the pattern, we suggest pairing it with warm, understated interior elements. Painted furniture in off-white, muted sage, or soft stone lets the floral artwork take centre stage. If you prefer natural timber, lighter woods such as ash or pale oak maintain the airy mood, while a deeper warm wood like cherry or aged pine will bring out the richer berry notes in the petals. We would keep window dressings and larger upholstery relatively simple and plain, letting the botanical movement of our mural wallpapers provide the pattern in the room.

Colour combinations

Our wallpaper features a balanced palette of deep berry reds, soft plum, mustard yellow, and delicate pinks, accented by cool eucalyptus teal and olive greens on a creamy blush background. When choosing paint for adjoining walls or woodwork, a soft plaster pink or warm off-white creates a gentle, continuous look. To draw out the cooler botanical foliage, a chalky muted sage or deep teal on skirting boards or doors can add a sophisticated sense of depth without competing with the floral repeat.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made to measure to fit your specific wall dimensions. Producing each order individually helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared to standard fixed-size rolls. We print on a PVC-free paper that has a subtle surface structure, giving your walls a refined finish that is simple and straightforward to hang.