Revolution Papers wallpaper collection Little Greene

Revolution Papers wallpaper by Little Greene: a blue toile with deer

With the Revolution Papers wallpaper you bring a drawn landscape to your wall: deciduous trees, shrubs and leaf tendrils with deer in between, some grazing, others lying down. Everything is executed in one colour, mid-blue on off-white, so the whole reads like an old engraving. There is little empty background between the scenes. Up close you follow the deer from tree to tree; from a distance you mainly see a lively blue surface. That makes this Little Greene wallpaper a good choice if you're looking for a figurative pattern that stays calm thanks to that single colour.

Stag Toile in the Revolution Papers wallpaper collection

Stag Toile wallpaper is the pattern this page is about. The deer appear in small scenes under trees and among shrubs, and those scenes flow into each other without frames. Thanks to the staggered repeat, you see no rigid rows. You see a continuous forest. The pattern repeat is medium-sized, large enough to recognise the animals from a distance. Shadow and depth are indicated with hatching, in lighter and darker tones of the same blue. This gives the leaves volume without requiring a second colour. The design is more formal than many other toiles: nature and the deer carry the image, without narrative scenes around them.

Revolution Papers by Little Greene in the bathroom

In the lifestyle photo, Stag Toile covers a bathroom wall above and below white panelling. A freestanding bath with a dark blue exterior picks up the blue of the pattern, while chrome taps and a mirror with a white frame and weathered glass catch the light. Wooden floorboards and an old stepladder with towels bring warmth. This shows how this Revolution Papers wallpaper works with a deeper shade of blue and plenty of white around it.