Boxwood wallpaper collection Thibaut

Boxwood wallpaper by Thibaut: leaves, forests and gardens on your wall

The Boxwood wallpaper by Thibaut brings the garden and forest indoors, in patterns that look drawn or painted. Green is the common thread: from dark petrol green to moss and olive, complemented by ochre, beige and the occasional orange-red flower. The scale varies greatly. You'll find large leaves that fill an entire wall, narrow stripes with delicate vines and a continuous landscape with trees and a river. In the mood images they hang alongside check fabrics, aged wood and hydrangeas, where they clearly feel at home.

Patterns in the Boxwood wallpaper collection

In Night Garden wallpaper, broad serrated leaves in ochre and yellow-green fill a dark petrol green background, with visible brushstrokes and small orange-red flowers. Amble wallpaper is much calmer, with narrow vertical stripes of delicate leaf vines in off-white on dark green. With Woodland Clearing wallpaper you look into a landscape with round tree crowns, hills and a river, painted on grasscloth with visible fibres. Breckenridge wallpaper shows exotic flowers and leaves in green, with fine lines resembling an engraving. Forest Lodge wallpaper is a toile with waterfowl, floral vines and country scenes in grey, beige and olive on ivory. Bamboo runs diagonally across Virginia wallpaper, with butterflies in blue and lilac. Audrey wallpaper shows flower stems in coral rising vertically against beige, and Hidcote wallpaper completes the range.

Combining Boxwood by Thibaut with checks and aged wood

The mood images show how you can use Boxwood by Thibaut. Night Garden is shown alongside armchairs with blue-green checks, a wooden chest of drawers and a window with a petrol-coloured frame that picks up the background of the wallpaper. Amble is accompanied by a multicoloured check and curtains with roses. Against Woodland Clearing, dark carved wood, brown candlesticks and lime-green hydrangeas stand out beautifully. If you choose a large pattern, keep the rest simple. With narrow stripes, you can add more pattern.