Wallpaper - Chrysanthemums and Daisies I

Our Chrysanthemums and Daisies I wallpaper by Kathrine Lovell brings together expressive floral forms and painterly foliage in a soft, contemporary palette. Spiky white spider chrysanthemums, warm peach and pink gerbera daisies, and rounded eucalyptus sprigs overlap against a backdrop of muted greens, soft blush, and cream. Broad brushstrokes and subtle line accents give the floral arrangement an artistic, oil-painted appearance with a generous visual scale. Made to measure on our PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure, this design brings an artful, serene atmosphere to the room.

In the room

Because the floral elements have a broad, painterly scale and generous spacing, we see this working particularly well as an accent wall in a bedroom or living room. Placing the design behind a bed frame or along the main wall behind a sofa allows the large flower heads and branching leaves to frame the seating or sleeping area naturally.

In a quiet meditation space or reading nook, the balanced composition and muted background tones help create an enveloping, peaceful feel. We suggest keeping the motif on a relatively open wall where the varied shapes of the petals and foliage can be appreciated without being heavily broken up by tall storage units.

Styling it

The artistic, painterly character of this design pairs beautifully with organic modern and contemporary interiors that lean into gentle textures and understated shapes.

We would complement the soft floral composition with warm, natural wood finishes such as ash, light oak, or bleached timber, which echo the grounded earthiness of the green and blush backdrop. Low-profile furniture with soft, curved silhouettes works especially well here, ensuring the strong visual forms of the painted bouquet remain the focal point of the room.

To keep the balance calm and refined, choose unpatterned woven upholstery and matte ceramic accents rather than ornate decor.

Colour combinations

The palette within our design centres on gentle pinks, peachy petals, crisp off-white, eucalyptus green, and deep moss tones, all set against washed blush and cream background patches.

When choosing paint colours for adjacent walls or woodwork, a warm off-white or light putty tone provides a seamless, airy transition. For a cozier and more grounded scheme, pulling out a muted olive or sage green from the background foliage works wonderfully across surrounding walls or larger upholstered furniture. Soft terracotta or muted blush accents in cushions or throws can also highlight the warm centre tones of the daisies.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made to measure according to your exact wall dimensions. Printing to your supplied measurements helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared with buying standard fixed-size rolls.

Our wallpapers are PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical structure. They are designed to be straightforward to hang, giving you a smooth decorating experience whether you are updating your forever home or refreshing a rented space.