Ginkgo in Blue Wallpaper

The same bold ginkgo leaf motif as its emerald counterpart, but shifted into a cooler register ? rich teals, deep ocean blues, and muted sage greens layer across a neutral ground with fine line detailing that gives each leaf texture and dimension. This is the deeper, moodier colourway in the range, where the navy undertones pull the design toward something more dramatic and enveloping. Styled in an entryway with honey-toned timber flooring, a mid-century rattan credenza with cane panel doors, a cream ceramic lamp, and a neutral fringed rug, the wallpaper transforms a transitional space into something you want to linger in.
Where the emerald version energises, this blue colourway anchors. It works in a dining room where candlelight will pick up the teal, in a hallway where you want depth and atmosphere, or as a statement wall in a bedroom with soft white linen to let the colour do the work. The palette sits within contemporary-botanical, coastal-luxe, and Art Deco-influenced interiors. Style it with mid-century furniture in warm timber tones, matte black metal accents, and textiles in deep navy, cream, or soft gold. The deep blues in the leaf pattern ground the room while the teal highlights keep it from reading as too dark ? even in lower-light spaces, this wallpaper holds its energy. Order a sample alongside the emerald version to see which tone your room’s light favours.