Botanical Botanica wallpaper collection Cole & Son

Botanical Botanica wallpaper by Cole and Son: forest, blossom and garden design on your wall

With Botanical Botanica wallpaper you bring plants, flowers and gardens into your home, from a densely overgrown forest to a formally landscaped garden. The collection by Cole and Son features fourteen patterns with a botanical theme, and green is a recurring element. The interpretation varies widely. Sometimes you see a painted wilderness without recognisable repetition, sometimes a regularly drawn pattern or a mirrored garden layout. This lets you choose, within a single collection, between a wall that envelops you and a wall that brings calm and order.

Patterns in the Botanical Botanica wallpaper collection

Woodland wallpaper fills the wall with a continuous mass of leaves, tendrils and flowers in white, pink and red on black-green, large in scale and without visible repetition. Wisteria wallpaper is calmer: white wisteria clusters hang along a light green trellis on mid-blue. Topiary wallpaper translates formal garden design into circles, quatrefoils and diamonds in green on white, with hatched shadows. Thistle wallpaper shows thistles with spiky bracts in a matte, chalky drawing. Rose wallpaper features pink roses among copper-coloured fern leaves on an almost black background, while Sweet Pea wallpaper shows climbing stems with orange, yellow and blue flowers on cream. Meadow wallpaper consists of flowing, hand-drawn lines, Maidenhair wallpaper of fan-shaped leaves in watercolour. The collection also includes Lilac wallpaper, Forest wallpaper, Fern wallpaper, Camellia wallpaper, Bluebell wallpaper and Allium wallpaper.

Cole and Son wallpaper in the stairwell, bathroom and hallway

The mood images show how differently the patterns work. Woodland covers the full height of a stairwell and turns the stone staircase into a path through the greenery, with a pink velvet bench in front. Wisteria hangs above mint-green panelling in a bathroom with a white freestanding washbasin. Topiary frames a classical doorway above a chequered marble floor. Which Botanical Botanica wallpaper you choose depends mainly on how much space you want to give the pattern.