Powder Room Floral Wallpaper Ideas

There's a reason designers call the dark powder room a "jewel box." When you pair our dark floral wallpapers with rich, dark paint colors - black, charcoal, navy, or forest green, for example - the entire room becomes an immersive experience. Rather than fighting the compact, often windowless nature of powder rooms, lean into it, and create a dramatic atmosphere that surprises and delights.

Dark florals work beautifully floor-to-ceiling, wrapping guests in rich botanical detail. The key is commitment: paint your trim, ceiling, and any remaining walls in a complementary dark shade to let the wallpaper take center stage. The result is a space that feels intimate, luxurious, and utterly memorable.

Think your powder room is too small for bold wallpaper? Think again. In fact, the smallest powder rooms often make the biggest impact - there's less wall space to cover, which means the pattern doesn't repeat excessively, and the intimate scale creates an enveloping, gallery-like experience.

For very small powder rooms (under 20 square feet), we recommend embracing the space rather than fighting it. Go floor-to-ceiling with your wallpaper, and don't shy away from large-scale patterns. Our pattern repeats are designed to create drama without overwhelming. In a compact space, you'll see just enough of the design to appreciate its artistry without it feeling busy.

Interior Design: Nicole Varga and Trish Knight
Photography: Janis Nicolay
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Chrome & Silver Fixtures

For a cooler, more contemporary feel, chrome and silver fixtures offer crisp contrast. These work beautifully with our lighter florals and blue-toned designs, creating a fresh, modern aesthetic. Chrome also pairs well with dark florals, for those who want drama without warmth.