10 Farmhouse Floral Wallpapers for Everyday Interiors
- Beeky Illustration
- Jul 29
- 8 min read
Updated: Jul 31
There’s something timeless and comforting about a floral wallpaper in a farmhouse setting. Whether you're layering in character to a kitchen nook, creating warmth in a guest bedroom, or dreaming up the perfect nursery for a little one, florals have a way of softening a space and adding an extra dose of charm.
And the good news? These days, farmhouse floral wallpaper doesn’t have to mean busy prints or outdated colours ...unless you want it to 😉!
The designs I'm going to be sharing today bring a fresh, updated take on tradition—with patterns that feel just as at home in a modern country kitchen as they do in a cozy cottage nursery.
This roundup features ten floral wallpaper designs offer a little bit of everything, from busy and bold to subtle and simple.
10 Farmhouse Floral Wallpapers for Everyday Interiors
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These wallpapers offer plenty of versatility for the whole home, from laundry rooms to living rooms, but they can also be especially sweet in a baby girl’s nursery and timeless enough to grow with them.
If you're decorating with longevity in mind, many of these wallpapers offer a neutral or vintage-inspired foundation that pairs easily with modern accents.
When creating a moodboard for your project with these prints, think painted furniture in soft sage or cream, natural wood tones, woven textures, and vintage textiles.
You can easily layer these patterns in rooms with warm neutrals, dusty pinks, olive greens, and classic whites to create a balanced, welcoming atmosphere.
And because all of these designs are available on Spoonflower, they come with a choice of peel-and-stick or traditional wallpaper—so whether you're a renter or a seasoned DIY renovator, there’s a fit for every project.
Let’s take a closer look at each design—from painterly florals to clean block prints—so you can find the perfect one for your space.
1. Vintage Rose Garden Wallpaper for Interiors
This vintage rose garden wallpaper is a lush, detailed floral that brings the elegance of old English gardens into your space.
This wallpaper features classic climbing rose motifs with ivory blooms, trailing vines, and soft green foliage, all laid out in a graceful, flowing repeat.
The background has a gentle teal-blue tone that gives it a rich, heritage feel without being overpowering.
This design is perfect for adding a romantic touch to a bedroom or sitting room, but it's equally lovely in a baby girl's nursery.
The timeless botanical styling offers just enough visual interest to be the star of the room without feeling overwhelming.
Pair it with warm whites, muted sage, or antique brass accents for a well-balanced, vintage-inspired palette.
Because of its detailed pattern and graceful flow, this wallpaper works beautifully with traditional furnishings, carved wood details, or even a painted armoire in a creamy tone. Add layers of natural linen, hand-thrown ceramics, or woven baskets to finish off the look and keep the space grounded and cozy.
2. Block Print Hydrangeas Wallpaper for Interiors
This block print hydrangea wallpaper is a beautifully simple floral with a handcrafted feel.
The design features small, repeating hydrangea blossoms in burgundy hue against a warm beige background. The slightly imperfect lines give it the charming irregularity of a traditional block print, adding subtle texture and movement to the overall look.
This pattern is ideal for rooms where you want the wallpaper to add character without being overly dominate.
Its neutral palette makes it incredibly versatile—pair it with creamy whites, clay tones, or muted greens for an earthy, cozy vibe. It would work especially well in a powder room, reading nook, or an understated nursery with natural wood accents and simple textiles.
To bring out the handcrafted quality of the print, try styling it with vintage wooden furniture, handwoven rugs, or brushed metal finishes. The print’s scale and softness give it a gentle rhythm that feels calming and classic.
3. Painterly Arts and Crafts Wallpaper for Interiors
This rich, densely patterned wallpaper takes inspiration from the Arts and Crafts movement, with a painterly floral design that feels warm and grounded.
The palette centres around earthy browns, rust, and dusty rose, creating a tone-on-tone look that’s detailed but not still subdued.
This mocha brown painterly Arts and Crafts wallpaper pattern makes a striking statement in farmhouse dining rooms, entryways, or any room where you want to lean into a moodier, heritage-inspired aesthetic.
It’s also a great choice for a more dramatic nursery with natural and bohemian inspiration, especially when balanced with lighter upholstery or soft beige crib bedding.
The visual texture of the painterly brushwork gives it an artisanal look that pairs well with vintage wood finishes, deep olive or goldenrod textiles, and warm metal accents.
If you love maximalist design but want to stay rooted in an earthy farmhouse palette, this is your wallpaper.
4. Peony Rose Floral Wallpaper for Interiors
This peony rose floral wallpaper is a vintage inspired design featuring large-scale silhouettes of peony blooms, rose blossoms, daisies, and leafy foliage in a soft ivory beige and sage green palette.
The design has a cottage feel with a limited palette and painterly motifs. It's busy and dense, but still subtle and soothing.
A perfect fit for nurseries, bathrooms, or serene bedrooms, this floral wallpaper pattern is ideal for anywhere you want to create a peaceful, feminine retreat.
The gentle contrast and layered composition of this design creates an all-over botanical pattern thats timeless and ever lasting.
Pair it with pale wood tones, soft blush or sage accents, and plenty of natural textures like cotton, rattan, or washed linen. The oversized floral shapes with a loose painterly rendering make it a great bridge between traditional and contemporary design styles.
5. Rose Block Print Wallpaper for Interiors
This rose block print floral wallpaper brings a classic farmhouse feel with a minimalist, simple layout of beige and pink rose florals over a textured teal blue background.
The small, symmetrical rose motifs repeat in neat rows, each bloom accented with delicate sprigs and stylized leaves in pale pink and muted beige hue.
This design works well as a cozy farmhouse kitchen wallpaper, welcoming entryway wall, vintage inspired hallway wallpaper, or soothing cottage-inspired nursey.
The structured layout contrasts the more organic, painterly motifs. Pair this wallpaper design with painted wood paneling or shaker-style furniture.
It also layers well with ticking stripe fabrics, vintage quilts, or natural wooden accents.
For colour, try ivory or warm white trim, natural wood floors, and a few soft pops of blush and ochre.
6. Wild Rose Block Print Wallpaper for Interiors
This wild rose block print wallpaper pattern is a soft and subtle take on botanical wallpaper for interiors, with stylized cream coloured blooms arranged in a simple, symmetrical grid across a warm parchment background.
The flowers have a gently folk-art feel, with simplified petal shapes and softly shaded blue-grey leaves.
The overall look is clean and minimal, with a calming rhythm that’s perfect for whole-house use.
This design would shine in a nursery, hallway, or entryway mudroom—anywhere you want pattern without too much visual weight.
Pair this print with whitewashed furniture, handwoven rugs, and light oak finishes for an airy farmhouse look. The hint of blue in the leaves makes it a nice complement to dusty blue textiles or ceramic accents, especially in more coastal-inspired interiors.
7. Wild Rose and Daisy Wallpaper for Interiors
This wild rose and daisy wallpaper for interiors is a cheerful, layered floral that brings warmth and personality to any room.
A maximalist farmhouse floral wallpaper, this pattern design features a dense arrangement of cream and golden flowers leafy vines on a warm peachy pink ground.
The layout feels free-flowing and slightly vintage with a bohemian flair, like a sun-washed garden at peak bloom.
This wallpaper has a distinctly nostalgic charm, making it ideal for nurseries, feminine spaces, or cozy sitting areas.
It would also be a great choice for a girly powder room or beautiful laundry room where you want a little extra character and colour.
To style this pattern, think in terms of warmth and softness—maple or honey oak finishes, cream-colored cabinetry, and woven blinds or Roman shades. It also pairs nicely with soft yellows, coral, and muted sage tones in decor and upholstery.
8. Petunia Arts and Crafts Wallpaper for Interiors
This richly detailed wallpaper channels classic Arts and Crafts styling with a bold floral arrangement in warm autumnal tones for a turley 70s inspired farmhouse.
Petunia blossoms and stylized leaves are nestled into an ornate, flowing composition of gold, burnt orange, ivory, and russet red.
The depth and movement in this design make it ideal for accent walls, statement entryways, or even a maximalist nursery with a vintage or woodland theme.
Though it’s bold, the earthy palette helps it feel grounded and timeless.
To balance the richness, use this wallpaper alongside natural materials—think wood wainscoting, matte brass fixtures, and off-white textiles. It also holds up beautifully with antique furniture and heirloom decor pieces.
9. Climbing Cone Flowers
This climbing cone flower wallpaper for interiors features vertical stripes of daisies with foliage on a mossy green background, broken up by ivory and taupe bands that give the design a structured, vertical stripe.
The floral motif is delicate and vertical, with light brushwork and an organic flow.
This wallpaper is a natural fit for narrow spaces like hallways, galley kitchens, or accent walls where you want both height and softness.
The vertical lines draw the eye upward, making ceilings feel taller and rooms feel more open.
Pair it with shaker cabinetry, linen curtains, and weathered wood details for a clean farmhouse look. It also plays well with sage green, soft white, or dusty terracotta tones in accent pieces and textiles.
10. Vintage Woodland Floral
This vintage woodland floral wallpaper for interiors is a symmetrical, woodland inspired pattern that brings together pinecones, wildflowers, and forest botanicals in a warm, balanced composition.
The design is mirrored, ornate, and flowing, creating a tapestry-like effect in soft browns, terracotta, cream, and sage.
This pattern works beautifully in living rooms, nurseries, or entryways—anywhere you want to bring a bit of whimsical woodland charm.
It’s especially lovely when paired with arched furniture, scalloped edges, or vintage nursery prints.
For a soft, cottage-inspired palette, try layering it with whitewashed wood, blush pink, or clay accents. The symmetrical layout gives it a sense of formality that still feels playful and organic.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re decorating an entire farmhouse or designing a nursery that can grow with your little one, these floral wallpapers offer timeless style with just the right amount of personality.
From soft block prints to bolder Arts and Crafts motifs, each design brings its own charm to the table—making it easy to find a pattern that feels like a natural fit for your space.
What makes these wallpapers especially versatile is their ability to balance tradition and modern comfort. The palettes are grounded and welcoming, the florals are thoughtfully illustrated, and many of the patterns have a handcrafted or vintage quality that adds warmth to both new builds and historic homes.
If you’re decorating a nursery, you’ll find that these patterns feel sweet without being overly cutesy—perfect for creating a space your child won’t outgrow too quickly.
All of these designs are available on Spoonflower in both peel-and-stick and traditional wallpaper options, so you can choose what works best for your needs and skill level.
Whether you're looking for a quick weekend refresh or a full renovation, these florals make it easy to bring your vision to life.
Looking for more ideas? You can browse a broad selection of designs on Spoonflower.
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