Sage and cornflower scrolling leaves with lemon flowers on a beige ground

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Morris & Co.

Cornflower Lemon/Sage

The Unfinished Works Wallpapers WallpaperMOW0126-04

Cornflower Lemon/Sage combines softly muted sage leaves with cornflower-blue foliage, lemon-gold flowers and a warm beige ground. The closely drawn scrolling design has the layered, illustrative character visible across the swatch.

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About this wallpaper

This Morris & Co. wallpaper is supplied at a 52cm usable width and has a 61cm vertical pattern repeat, allowing the curling stems and alternating floral motifs to continue in a clearly structured layout. Sage dominates the foliage, while the lemon flowers provide warm, restrained highlights against the cooler blue-green leaves. Fine cream detailing and small pale blossoms add definition within the dense pattern without making this colourway appear overly bright. At 150gsm, it is a substantial wallpaper specification suited to repeating this detailed botanical composition across a room.

How to use it

Pair the muted sage and beige ground with natural timber, warm cream upholstery and aged brass; use the lemon flowers as small accent notes rather than a dominant colour. Its formal scrolling rhythm works particularly well on a feature wall, hallway or traditional sitting room.

Use this intricate sage, lemon and blue floral wallpaper to bring measured colour and historic pattern to a 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.

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