Decorate with beautiful bird print wallpapers
Need inspiration? Check out the latest of this season's bird print wallpapers
Flocks of birds returning home is the signal that spring is finally
here, so choosing bird-themed wallpapers and fabrics is a lovely way to
welcome the change of season. With designs to suit all tastes, from
exotic breeds to traditional British birds, they work well in both
modern and traditional settings.
This Fifties-inspired budgie pattern is ideal for a modern-retro look
Chirpy White BL-1201-01 wallpaper, £35 per roll, Blendworth
For a cosy, country-inspired
theme in a kitchen, use classic designs featuring chicken, duck or
garden-bird motifs. More elaborate designs featuring exotic plumage will
add a glamorous touch to bedrooms. Choose fun bird designs to create a
stimulating feel in a children's room or to give a living area a
contemporary look.
Traditional British birds perched on branches will add a wonderful country feel to your decor
Woodland Chorus, £58 per roll, Woodland Walk collection, Sanderson
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As with all pattern, scale is important, so
consider the size of the room. Elaborate peacocks will work better in
larger rooms, while a flock of smaller birds would suit a compact space.
Bird fabrics are ideal on curtains and blinds, as they enhance the
connection with the outdoors, and a single upholstered chair in a lively
bird print is a great way to add a point of interest. Embrace the theme
by teaming your chosen design with feather decorations and ornamental
birdcages, as well as plants and natural finishes.
Plush plumage
A detailed design in an easy-to-live-with palette
Empress Foliage & Birds in Teal and Duck Egg Blue, £9 per roll, B&Q
Twit twoo
Choose these sleepy owls for instant charm
Little Owl 40637, £12.50 per roll, Collage 2015 collection, Albany range,
Wallpaperdirect
Fab flamingos
Standout style for a glamorous bedroom
Lagoon in Grey/Pink 252603, £18.98 per roll, Lochs & Lagoons collection, Arthouse
Branch out
This fun, cartoon-style design would look great in a child's room
Terry Toucan 111270, £28 per roll, Guess Who? collection, Scion
Choose chickens
A traditional motif that's perfect for a country- themed kitchen-diner
Branscombe Chickens Linen,
£40 per roll, Laura Ashley
By the sea
Busy flocks of gulls create a coastal feel
Seagulls in Blue 214585,
£46 per roll, Vintage II collection, Sanderson
Perfect peacocks
Metallic highlights add a glamorous touch
Indira W0019-01, £51 per roll, Showstoppers collection,
Clarke & Clarke
Duck delight
Beautiful depictions of traditional duck breeds
Golden Eye LW46-1,
£79.90 per roll, Ephemera wallpaper collection, Linwood
Wise owls
A clever crackled-glaze effect gives this a stunning aged finish
Brooklyn Blue 581-36, £84 per roll, New York Stories collection, Sandberg
Swooping swans
These black swans in flight create a horizontal stripe effect
Cygnus Pictus P1021, £89 per roll, St Vitus collection,
Wallpaperdirect
Ginevra Benedetti has been the Deputy Editor of Ideal Home magazine since 2021. With a career in magazines spanning nearly twenty years, she has worked for the majority of the UK’s interiors magazines, both as staff and as a freelancer. She first joined the Ideal Home team in 2011, initially as the Deputy Decorating Editor and has never left! She currently oversees the publication of the brand’s magazine each month, from planning through to publication, editing, writing or commissioning the majority of the content.
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