Tropical Wallpaper

Twenty-three tropical wallpapers and murals: banana leaves in thick sweeping strokes under a sun-bleached sky, oversized fronds under an overcast sky, hibiscus bursting from midnight, swimmers in a lagoon framed by indigo foliage, harbour jetties and palms in teal toile line. Humid colour at wall scale.

EMBRACE TIMELESS ELEGANCE

Our Products

Designed for every space. From bold statement walls to subtle textures, our wallpaper collections are crafted for versatility and impact. Explore a range of styles, colors, and finishes that make it easy to bring your vision to life, whether you're refreshing a single room or transforming an entire home.

Choosing tropical wallpaper

Where it works

Tropical murals want distance, because the leaves are drawn large: a living room wall, a dining room, a bedroom wall opposite the bed. Sun Fronds and Overcast Grove both need a few metres to settle. Pale Jungle, banana leaves in sage, cream and charcoal, is soft enough to read as texture from a distance and suits a bedroom. Hidden Lagoon, framed by dark foliage at its edges, needs the whole width on show. The toiles, Dune Scene and Harbour Sketch, are the light option for a bathroom or a hallway.

Picking between the designs

Leaf, flower or scene. Leaf: Sun Fronds, Overcast Grove, Pale Jungle, Pale Fronds, Linen Fronds, White Veins, leaf veins traced in white over azure. Flower: Midnight Hibiscus, Night Lily, Teal Petals, all oversized blooms on dark grounds. Scene: Hidden Lagoon, Dune Scene, Harbour Sketch, Blue Shore, Cove Sketch. Then the sky behind the leaves: sun-washed in Sun Fronds, brooding in Overcast Grove, cream in Pale Fronds. The leaf murals are one wall each; the toiles and Prickly Parade repeat, and will go round a room.

Related

The pools and shells are in coastal wallpaper, the dark hibiscus and lilies in floral wallpaper, the palms also in botanical wallpaper. For hanging large leaves across seams, read How to pattern match wallpaper.