The layered arches create a flowing geometric pattern, while the floral-inspired palette brings warmth and personality to the design.

Soft pinks and deeper purples move through each curved motif, creating tonal variation and giving the repeated shapes a beautifully painterly quality. The colours overlap and blend across the pattern, adding depth while keeping the overall composition cohesive. The combination of structured waves and expressive colour makes this a striking alternative to more traditional geometric wallpaper.

Used across a full wall, Painted Seigaiha Peony creates an eye-catching backdrop with a soft, romantic character. The rich pink and purple tones work particularly well with warm neutrals, natural wood and brass accents, making it a lovely choice for bedrooms, dressing rooms, living spaces and interiors that embrace colour, pattern and Japanese-inspired design.

Enter your wall measurements into your calculator to find the right number of rolls, choose between textured or peel and stick material, and we’ll take care of the rest. 

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