This green millefleur wallpaper turns a wall into a medieval garden. On a deep forest ground, a thousand small wildflowers grow edge to edge, and among them move a golden fox, a leaping hare, a stag with fine antlers, resting rabbits, curled hedgehogs, squirrels with acorns and songbirds on slender stems.
What is a millefleur wallpaper?
Millefleur means “a thousand flowers” in French. It describes the tapestries woven in France and Flanders in the 15th and 16th centuries, whose dark grounds were scattered with countless small plants, with animals moving quietly through them. The most famous example is The Lady and the Unicorn in Paris.
A millefleur wallpaper takes that idea off the loom and onto the wall. This one follows the tradition closely but keeps the drawing crisp and the palette fresh: gold, sage, rust, lilac and cream on forest green, with no dusty antique filter over the top.
What you will find in the pattern
Daisies, violets, carnations, columbine, wild roses and little strawberry plants fill every gap, so the wall reads as one soft, textured field rather than a busy print.
The menagerie is easy to spot once you look: the fox trotting through the flowers, the hare in mid-leap, the stag standing calmly, plus rabbits, hedgehogs, squirrels and small birds tucked between the stems. Children find new animals in it for months, and so do adults.

Where this millefleur wallpaper works best
Because the pattern is even and dense, it is one of the few bold designs that suits a whole room rather than a single accent wall. It is lovely in a bedroom, a dining room, a study or a stairwell.
The deep green ground makes a hallway feel warm instead of dark, and it flatters white trim and old wood. In a small room, such as a powder room or a reading nook, it wraps the space like a tapestry and hides awkward corners.
How to style it
Styling a millefleur wallpaper is mostly about restraint. Keep the rest of the room simple and let the wall carry the pattern. Warm wood, brass, cream linen and woven textures all sit well against the green.
For accents, pull a colour straight out of the design: the rust of the carnations, the gold of the fox, the sage of the leaves or the lilac of the violets. A plain sage or oatmeal bed, sofa or curtain keeps everything calm.
Peel & Stick
Our Peel & Stick wallpaper is printed on a 340 g/m² heavyweight polyester textile with a built-in self-adhesive backing — no paste, no mess. It goes up easily, repositions without damage, and comes down cleanly whenever you’re ready for a change. PVC-free, B1/M1 fire rated, and safe for nurseries. Perfect for renters, first-time installers, or anyone who loves refreshing their space without long-term commitment.
Traditional
Our Premium Traditional wallpaper is printed on a 175 g/m² non-woven paper with a semi-glossy finish, applied with standard wallpaper paste directly to the wall. The result is a seamless, professionally installed look built to last 10+ years. PVC-free and B1 fire rated. Ideal for permanent installations, high-traffic areas, and anyone looking for a refined, long-term result.
Sizes, samples and installation
Every design is printed to order in 24-inch-wide panels, in heights from 76 to 124 inches, and ships in 2–5 business days with free shipping to the US and EU.
Not sure how many panels of this millefleur wallpaper you need? Our measuring guide walks you through it, and our material comparison guide explains peel and stick versus traditional.
Colour on screen is never exact, so before papering a whole room we recommend ordering a sample of this millefleur wallpaper: choose the 7×7″ or 24×24″ sample in the Size menu above and see the green in your own light.
More designs like this
If you like a deep, saturated background, our Dark & Moody collection has more designs on dark grounds, and the Whimsical & Animals collection has more wallpapers with creatures hidden in the pattern.

























