Charcoal wallpaper with scattered ochre and cream budding branches in vertical sprays

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Harlequin

Salice Ochre/Sepia

Idyllic Wallcoverings WallpaperHAW0081-01

Salice Ochre/Sepia sets slender, branching stems and softly painted buds against a deep charcoal-grey ground. Ochre-sepia and creamy ivory details bring warmth and light to the otherwise dusky colourway.

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About this wallpaper

The vertical botanical sprigs are spaced across the 52 cm usable width, with olive-grey stems carrying irregular ochre, sepia and cream buds. The charcoal background gives the design a muted, atmospheric depth, while the pale buds catch the eye without becoming bright or high-contrast. Supplied in a standard 10.05 m length, the wallpaper has a 64 cm vertical pattern repeat and no horizontal repeat. Its listed weight is 167 gsm.

How to use it

Pair this charcoal-led colourway with warm timber, aged brass and textured ivory upholstery to draw out the ochre and cream accents. It suits a bedroom, reading room or intimate sitting room where the vertical sprigs can provide a calm, softly dramatic backdrop.

Use the warm ochre and cream sprigs to soften the charcoal ground in a study, bedroom or sitting room.

Paint that goes with it

Two ways to take the room. Both colours are from houses we hold, so a pot can come off the same order as the cloth. Screens shift colour, so treat these as a direction and bring the cloth to the shelf before you buy the paint.

To sit quietly behind it

Dark Lead Colour

Little Greene · #6d6a65

To stand against it

Free Range

Coat Paints · #c4dad8

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