This leaf repeat wallpaper with a touch of retro pattern is sure to freshen up your look in chilled out style.
Opera Heavyweight Wallpaper in Retro Leaf Teal and Green, £8, Wilko
This Tongue and Groove wallpaper is a clever and contemporary style giving the effect of wood stained walls. Use this matt finish paper on a feature wall or go bold with an entire room. Suitable for all interiors including well ventilated kitchens and bathrooms.
Tongue and Groove Seaspray Wallpaper, £27, Laura Ashley
A sweet branch and leaf design created with fine horizontal lines. In the branches sit little sleepy owls. Shown in the grey and apple green on cream colourway.
Albany Wallpapers Little Owl, £12, Wallpaper Direct
Tropical floral wallpaper is a soft but colourful design with a jungle feel. With a watercolour effect the design has many tones of purples, blues & green. This wallpaper is suitable for all rooms, for those who want something a little bit different.
Tropical Floral Wallpaper, £12, B&Q
Mark making and collage techniques were used to create the stylised, nature inspired shapes within this simple, modern and easy to use pattern.
Malin Wallpaper, £23, John Lewis
Renowned fashion designer Julien McDonald has designed this sparkly number. A feminine flirty butterfly wallpaper featuring a fest of beautifully illustrated butterflies in a variety of colours.
Julian MacDonald Pearl Flutterby Wallpaper, £21, Julian MacDonald
A pretty print consisting of large bunches of hydrangeas in bright colours set on a neautral backdrop. Designed with plenty of space to breath that is perfect for a light spring look.
Hydrangea Wallpaper, £25, Cath Kidston
The water-colour effect of graduating ombre is so subtle yet totally on trend, especially in this coll blue.
An all-over wallpaper featuring a wood panelling design with a geometric pattern.
Geometric Wood Panelling Wallpaper, £16, Wallpaper Direct
Perhaps a budget alternative to Cole & Son iconic Woods wallpaper, this distinctive Birch Tree design will bring a touch of nature into your home.
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