Teal Botanical Wallpaper for Cloakrooms
Botanical wallpaper draws on the Victorian passion for plant hunting, when glasshouses filled with ferns and palms. Today it is the easiest way to bring a sense of growth and calm into rooms that lack a garden view.
The downstairs loo or cloakroom is the place to be brave. In a small room, bold pattern feels like a jewellery box rather than overwhelming.
Teal sits between blue and green and brings depth with a dash of glamour.
Our edit of 15 original designs includes eucalyptus, fern, leaf sprig, scattered leaf, trailing vine. Highlights from the edit include Selby Scattered Leaf, Radley Scattered Leaf, Ripley Leaf Sprig.
Shown: Selby Scattered Leaf Wallpaper in Peacock Teal.
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Selby Scattered Leaf Wallpaper
Radley Scattered Leaf Wallpaper
Ripley Leaf Sprig Wallpaper
Whitlock Eucalyptus Wallpaper
Stanhope Scattered Leaf Wallpaper
Greaves Trailing Vine Wallpaper
Hazel Scattered Leaf Wallpaper
Vaughan Fern Wallpaper
Hallam Fern Wallpaper
Tulip Fern Wallpaper
Kestrel Fern Wallpaper
Kestrel Leaf Sprig Wallpaper
Alder Scattered Leaf Wallpaper
Thorne Fern Wallpaper
Oakley Scattered Leaf Wallpaper
Styling tips
- Pair leafy prints with natural textures – rattan, linen, oak – and pick a paint colour from the darkest leaf for woodwork.
- Pair with mustard, blush or brass for a confident scheme.
- Pattern on all walls and even the ceiling is a designer trick worth trying.
- Large leaves suit big walls; smaller sprigs and trailing vines are better in cloakrooms and alcoves where you see the pattern up close.
How much will I need?
A typical cloakroom wall of about 1.6 m wide × 2.4 m high needs 4 drops. With a 53 cm pattern repeat you get 3 drops per 10 m roll, so you would order 2 rolls – from £88.40 on Standard paper to £145.08 on Luxe. Use the calculator on any product page for your exact walls.
Make it your own
Every design in this edit can be recoloured, rescaled and previewed on a photo of your own wall in Design Your Own, then printed made-to-measure.
Frequently asked questions
Is botanical wallpaper a good choice for a cloakroom?
Large leaves suit big walls; smaller sprigs and trailing vines are better in cloakrooms and alcoves where you see the pattern up close. Pattern on all walls and even the ceiling is a designer trick worth trying. We currently have 15 botanical designs suited to cloakrooms.
Will teal wallpaper work in my cloakroom?
Pair with mustard, blush or brass for a confident scheme. Pattern on all walls and even the ceiling is a designer trick worth trying.
Can I see the wallpaper on my own wall before buying?
Yes. In Design Your Own, take or upload a photo of your wall, drag the four corners into place and we will render the pattern onto your wall in perspective.
Is your wallpaper paste-the-wall?
All Wallpaper Kingdom papers are non-woven and paste-the-wall, so they are quicker to hang and dry-strippable when you want a change.
How many rolls of wallpaper do I need?
Measure the width of each wall and the height from skirting to ceiling. Our rolls are 52 cm wide and 10 m long. Use the roll calculator on every product page – it accounts for the pattern repeat and recommends one spare roll.