Charcoal wallpaper with teal fronds, rust leaf details and ivory feathery botanical stems

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Chiraco Wallcovering Spice

Pluma Wallcoverings Wallpaper

Chiraco Wallcovering Spice brings a dense canopy of elongated fronds, branching leaves and feathery heads into view. Against charcoal, the blue-green foliage is threaded with ivory and restrained rust, giving this colourway a cool, shadowy depth.

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About this fabric

Chiraco Spice is a wallpaper design built from densely layered botanical forms on a deep charcoal ground. Long, arching fronds and finely outlined leaves overlap with feathery seed heads, creating a large, immersive pattern. The palette mixes cool teal and blue-grey foliage with warm rust-brown touches and pale ivory detailing, so the dark ground feels animated rather than flat. Use this wallpaper where its high-contrast foliage can bring a dramatic botanical focal point to the room.

How to use it

Use the charcoal ground as a dramatic backdrop in a study, bedroom or dining space, then echo the cool teal foliage with blue-green upholstery or painted joinery. Small rust and ivory accents will draw out the warmer details without competing with the dense botanical pattern.

A richly layered botanical wallpaper with cool blue-green foliage and warm spice accents on charcoal.

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

Olivine

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To stand against it

White Clay

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