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Dark Floral Wallpaper Craze

March 31, 2016
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Dark Floral Wallpaper Accent Wall Creative Collective Office

Love this dark floral wallpaper by Ellie Cashman design.  Recently spotted it again in this office setting on a bold accent wall with floating shelves, a white oval Saarinen Tulip table and antique gold cantilever chairs surrounding the table.  I first saw the wallpaper in a blogger Emily Schuman’s powder room makeover below but on further research found that this wallpaper has been blowing up Pinterest for awhile now.  Looks like big huge peonies in all stages of bloom set against dark background.  Bold and big.

I think it is perfect if you have a really small space like a powder room to cover all walls with it…or use it sparingly on one accent wall.

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Dark Floral Wallpaper
Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop pop up store in Chicago used the wallpaper in dressing rooms.

 

Dark Floral Wallpaper Emily Schuman Powder Room
Here is the Ellie Cashman dark floral wallpaper in Cupcakes and Cashmere blogger Emily Schuman’s powder room. Here it is paired with aged brass accents.

 

Cantilever Antiqued Gold Farrah Dining Chair
Antiqued Gold Dining Chair

 

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Dark Floral Wallpaper Restaurant Dining Room
A perfectly dark and moody restaurant from City Home Collective uses the dark floral wallpaper on a large dining room wall.

What do you think of this bold dark floral wallpaper?  Could you find a place to use it in your home?

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Coco

Photos: Create Cultivate; Deco Crush; Elle Decor; Cupcakes & Cashmere; Ellie Cashman; City Home Collective

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2 responses to “Dark Floral Wallpaper Craze”

  1. Susie says:
    April 1, 2016 at 10:42 AM

    I have it in my traditionally designed butler’s pantry with white cabinets and it is gorgeous! It is the room everyone who comes to our house loves most. Ellie was really great to work with too.

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  2. Carolyn Fernandez says:
    June 17, 2016 at 9:53 AM

    So very elegant in every room pictured here. I just love every one of them.

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