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Which interior designs and wallpaper styles are suitable for floral patterns?
Floral patterns are an important element of the decorative designs of style epochs like Baroque, Art Nouveau or Art Deco, but Vintage looks also benefit greatly from "flower power". Another obvious candidate for floral patterns is the Country House look.

Baroque
During the Baroque and Rococo eras, real flowers in gardens were an actual rarity. As a result, they were often produced artificially, for instance in the shape of stucco, porcelain or murals. Floral ornaments are typical patterns for Baroque fabrics and wallpapers. This includes flower heads, leaves, and tendrils which are combined with other elements (e.g. cords) to create an ornaments which are symmetrically repeated within the wallpaper pattern. Colours, lustrous effects, and special surface structures all add to the individuality of Baroque-style wallpapers.

Art Nouveau
Art nouveau is characterised by delicately drawn motif elements with great detail. Tendrils, individual blossoms, birds, or people - anything can be combined in this art form. Detailed floral ornaments and endless tendrils are chosen as style elements in order to present nature in a new artistic way.

Art Deco
One of the main characteristics of Art Deco is a new take on geometry within a luxurious and sophisticated context. Grey Floral Wallpaper are a natural part of this concept and feature in various geometric shapes. Often, it's a deliberate combination of both aspects, and elegant colours and structures emphasise this extravagant style.

Large Floral Wallpaper is familiar with the stylised flowers so typical for the 1960s and 1970s. Large-scale and in garish colours, they grew along the walls and provided many homes with the much loved flower power of the era. vintage chinoiserie wallpaper characterise many retro wallpapers, either in their original form or in new versions based on the typical vintage style. These floral wallpapers exude fun and happiness in themed rooms, too, be it private, public or commercial. They set new creative standards in modern interior design concepts.

Country House
Floral patterns and the Country House style - those two go hand in hand. Depending on the specific region, different country-specific flowers tend to feature. The patterns are usually on the smaller side and the types of flowers can differ widely, just like the Country House style itself. What all have in common is a good dose of romanticism as well as a natural authenticity. Many floral Country House wallpapers are inspired by watercolours as it has long been tradition in the countryside to record the beauty of the surrounding landscape and the splendour of its flora and fauna in beautiful paintings.

Shabby Chic
Nostalgic flower patterns characterise the romantic side of Shabby Chic. Abstract Tropical Wallpaper are top of the list, followed closely by tulips, lilies of the valley, daffodils, and cornflowers. The depictions often seem to be taken straight out of an old-fashioned autograph book. They trigger positive emotions and a feeling of comfort and well-being. Vintage Watercolor Wallpaper are ideal for floral wallpapers of that kind. They are a great option for feature walls, too.

Tree Chinoiserie Wallpaper can mean abstract - but not necessarily. Modern floral wallpaper design tends to be like a mirror of the current zeitgeist. Trendy colours and graphics, e.g. abstract, water-colour-style, or stylised, characterise modern flower wallpaper models. The choice of flowers is also dependent on current trends.
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