In the Garden wallpaper collection Little Greene

In the Garden wallpaper by Little Greene: flowers all over the wall

With In the Garden wallpaper you bring the garden indoors: tendrils, clusters and flowers run without interruption from skirting board to ceiling. The collection by Little Greene revolves around floral motifs, but each pattern approaches them differently. Sometimes as a clear line drawing on a light background, sometimes shaded and deep on navy blue, sometimes as loose, flat-drawn flowers on olive green. As a result, the effect in a room differs too. A kitchen with an open plate rack gets a fresh backdrop, a bedroom a dark, enveloping wall instead. So you mainly choose based on scale and background.

Patterns in the In the Garden wallpaper collection

May's Tulip wallpaper shows green tendrils with serrated leaves winding between closed pink tulip buds and red-outlined rosette flowers, drawn with clear contours on cream. Rhododendron Walk wallpaper works on a large scale: clusters in white and grey-blue, with petrol-blue accents, overlap each other until the navy blue background almost disappears. Moon Daisies wallpaper keeps it small and airy, with white daisies, yellow centres and thin stems spread in all directions over olive green. Roses take centre stage in Rose Garden wallpaper, cacti and succulents in Mr Straw's Greenhouse wallpaper. Magnolia Blossom wallpaper shows stylised magnolias in bloom with full crowns. Castle Garden wallpaper is designed as a mural full of colour and bloom, and Lily Pads wallpaper completes the set of eight.

Combining Little Greene wallpaper in the kitchen, bedroom and utility room

The images show how In the Garden wallpaper pairs with simple materials. May's Tulip gets a sense of calm from cream cupboards, white plates and a wooden beam. Rhododendron Walk calls for soft contrasting colours, such as a pink bedspread, a rattan headboard and a blue-painted door. Moon Daisies looks good next to wicker, a wooden worktop and a chrome tap. This way the wall remains the focal point and the rest of the interior has little work to do.