Yellow & Gold Wallpaper

Four yellow and gold wallpapers and murals: thistle seedheads in fine black line on butter yellow, roses and marigolds crowding cream in amber and saffron, poppies and buttercups in ochre on pale sage-grey, and leopard spots and zebra stripes colliding in bold primaries. Yellow is hard to get right; these are the four that did.

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Choosing yellow and gold wallpaper

Where it works

Yellow lifts rooms that lack morning light, which is why it belongs in kitchens, breakfast rooms and north-facing bedrooms. Thistle Puff, seedheads drifting on butter yellow, is the softest and suits a nursery or a bedroom. Marmalade Roses, amber and saffron on cream, goes in a kitchen or a front hall. Butter Blooms, ochre poppies on pale sage-grey, is the quiet one, for a living room. Neon Jungle, saturated across its whole surface, is a mural for a bar or a playroom.

Picking between the designs

Decide whether yellow is the ground or the flower. Ground: Thistle Puff, where the butter yellow is the wall and the seedheads are black line. Flower: Marmalade Roses and Butter Blooms, where the yellow sits in the blooms and the ground stays cream or sage-grey. Neither: Neon Jungle, where yellow is one primary among several. Thistle Puff is the lightest touch; Marmalade Roses the fullest, blooms crowding the ground with deep green leaves between. Butter Blooms gives warmth without brightness.

Related

The amber florals are also in boho wallpaper and terracotta and orange wallpaper; the animal mural in leopard wallpaper. For a bright wall in a kitchen, read Can you wallpaper a kitchen.