Botanical Wall Murals | Hand-Painted Garden – Collector’s Edition

Our Paradiso Wall mural introduces Part 2 of Collector’s Edition, a chapter that takes you behind the scenes of our painting process. 

In Part 1, Summer on the Riviera, we explored the sunlit hills of southern France. This time, the journey continues further east, into the gardens of Mughal and Persian art. This chapter is also about how a design comes to life, from the first brushstroke to the finished wall. We want to share the hours of painting, layering and arranging that sit behind every mall mural.

For us, botanical wall murals are at their best when you can sense the hand that made them. The result is a new botanical wall mural: a hand-painted garden of trees, palms and a golden wildcat. Each design invites you to slow down, look a little closer and let your thoughts drift.

Looking East for Inspiration

Every element in the wall mural is firstly painted by hand on silk paper. Each tree is given its own shape, rhythm and character before it finds its place in the garden. The brushstrokes stay visible, giving this hand-painted wallpaper a soft and tactile surface.

Step closer and you see layered leaves, fine branches and the movement of the brush. It is the kind of hand-painted wall mural that rewards a second, and a third, look. No tree or flower is repeated in these botanical wall murals. A stone pine spreads its deep green crown beside a soft blue tree with rounded foliage. A blossoming branch hangs with small green fruits, next to a tree heavy with blush pink fruit. Slender blue branches carry golden fruits, while palms and broad leaves rise towards the right. Below, ferns, grasses and coral flowers add small moments of color along the ground.

A Calm and Balanced Palette

The palette pairs deep and sage greens with dusty blue, golden ochre and soft blush pink. Small coral flowers bring warmth, while a band of green grounds the whole composition. The light, warm background lets each plant breathe and keeps these botanical wall murals calm and airy. 

Thanks to the generous width of the wall mural,the garden can continue around a whole room as one unbroken scene. This makes it feel more like a painted room than a patterned wall. Before ordering, read our guide on how to measure your wall.

Botanical Wall Murals Where Every Detail Is Unique

Each tree and flower in the wall mural is painted as an individual, just as it would grow in nature. Some branches twist and curl, while others stretch upwards in long, slender lines. The motifs are placed with care, leaving quiet space between them.

This is what sets these wall murals apart from a classic repeating wallpaper. Instead of a pattern, you get a composition, painted as one continuous garden. The open space lets the eye wander slowly across the wall, much like a walk through a garden.

You might start at the stone pine, pause by the golden wildcat and end among the palms. Large-scale wall murals work best when they offer both detail and calm. Here, the balance between painted motifs and the light background keeps the scene restful.

There is always something new to notice, even after years of living with it. A small coral flower, a hanging fruit or a single curling leaf can catch your eye on a quiet morning. That is the quiet joy of hand-painted wall murals: they keep revealing themselves over time.

From Lounge to Nursery and Kids Room

Paradiso Warm is elegant yet playful, which makes it easy to live with in many rooms. In a lounge or living room, it creates a calm backdrop for long evenings. In a bedroom, the soft greens and blues give your eyes something peaceful to rest on. As nursery wallpaper, the trees, fruits and wildcat spark curiosity and invite bedtime stories.

The gentle colors make it a nursery wallpaper that feels soothing rather than busy. Paired with white furniture and soft textiles, this nursery wallpaper creates a room to grow up in. In a kids room, the mural turns into a whole world to explore. Children can count the fruits, follow the winding branches and invent stories about the wildcat. Unlike many kids wall murals, it is not tied to one age or trend, so it grows with the child. Find more ideas in our kids room and nursery inspiration, or browse our kids wall murals.