Paper Meadow Wallpaper in Teal

Carry the magic of a wistful, dreamy meadow full of grasses, cow parsleys and dandelion clocks into your home. It's effect is gentle and calming on the eye and the soul. Shown here in a soft tealy blue.

• ships around the world
• in stock and ready to send (unless stated otherwise here)
• it's the traditional paste-the-paper kind
  
• printed in the UK with organic pigments on sustainable coated paper
• fully biodegradable
• CE & UKCA marked for safety
• it's fine to return extra rolls if they are unopened
• one roll is 10m long and 52cm wide
• covers 5.23 square metres
• 76cm half drop repeat
• use our wallpaper calculator to work out how much you need
• if you buy a one meter piece it will be 100cm length and 52cm wide
• PLEASE NOTE if you buy multiple 'one metre pieces' they will come as separate units.
• you can order a wooden poster hanger here
• more details in my FAQ

Please order an sample to be sure of your colour as it can vary from what you see on screen. Wallpaper can also be purchased as a one metre piece, perfect for smaller projects like papering the backs of cupboards or shelves, scrapbooking or simply hanging it on the wall as a piece of art.

What customers say...

'Hannah, it is absolutely stunning. I didn't realize how much movement there is in the pattern; the cow parsley lifts the eye and the other flora gives it such life. It it the best choice for our room - surrounded by trees, your paper enhances the view rather than competes. The fulfillment of a decade-long dream and search. We stared at it for hours last night.'

'Our decorator commented on how good the quality of the wallpaper was and found it very easy to work with, and how lovely it looked when it was up on the wall. We are over the moon with the finished room and I often sit and gaze at the paper and it makes me feel very relaxed and very happy…. thank you Hannah for creating such a wonderful design'

'The brilliantly observed details remind me of everything I love about meadows, the exuberance, the fragility and the wonder of nature's minutiae'.