Floral prints, tropical palm trees and abundant colour are just a few things reminiscent of summer, and it’s not as hard as you think to replicate that feel good aesthetic all year round. We’re talking about summer wallpaper!
Wallpaper is one of the most affordable ways to refresh your interiors, and breathe some new life into a space.
Whether it’s for a half wallpaper, half panelled wall or for a bijoux downstairs toilet, it has the ability to completely transform a room.
So, if you’re looking for a quick refresh, or a more sustainable long term design in your home, start by bringing the spirit of summer inside with these 11 summer wallpaper ideas.
11 Summer Wallpaper Ideas in 2026
1. Delphinium by Albany
A painterly vision of an exuberant summer garden filled with extravagant flowers on a lightly textured vinyl wallcovering. Shown here in bright pinks, reds and golds on a rich green background. I don’t think you can go wrong with a beautifully colourful floral design such as this.
Styling Tip: One wall in a living space or many walls in the bedroom. Pair with pink, gold or pale blue accessories and soft furnishings. Keep the walls quite bare to let the print shine.
2. Anthriscus by Graham and Brown
I adore cow parsley and love it’s romantic, feather like appearance. Here, an all over pattern of delicate cow parsley flowers is drawn in silver metallic on a matt mustard yellow colour fibrous background. It creates a more edgy, less feminine print making it ideal for living rooms and hallways – the public spaces we all occupy.
Find out more about Anthriscus HERE
3. Brittsommar Blue/Grey
Remeniscent of colourful and vibrant summers in Sweden, this design takes inspiration from a collection of decorative plates collected over many years by the designer, Lina Schnaufer.
Click to explore Brittsommar in this colourway and some alternatives.
Styling Tip: Full of trailing vines and vibrant florals, as you can see above it works well with wooden furniture. Pick out the green and gold to accessorise your room and keep the wall art simple or minimal for maximum impact.
4. Roseberry by Cole & Son
I’m having a real love affair with all things pink for my interiors at the moment which is why I love this so much. This is a Chinoiserie-inspired trail of florals in full bloom, evoking the sweetness of summer berries and day-long sunshine.
See the full range here – also available in Cobalt, Jade and Marigold.
Styling Tips: Romantic and versatile, this wallpaper suits a range of interiors, from bedrooms to dining spaces. Tone down the sugariness if you need to with some dark wood furniture and accessories or lean into its femininity with lighter accents and white combinations.
5. Lodhi by Osborne & Little
Nestled among ornate trees along a meandering river you can find a beautiful orangery, delicately painted in a manner reminiscent of Indian miniature paintings. The garden landscape transitions from summer to autumn, with laden branches and falling leaves. This striking design is named after Lodhi Gardens, situated in Delhi, India.
Seen here in the Aqua colourway, Lodhi by Osborne & Little is a real statement piece.
6. Summer Border by Clarissa Hulse
Capture the essence of wild and natural beauty with this meadow wilderness paper. Featuring an abundant of tangle grasses, dill seed heads and more, it will really immerse you into a beautiful garden scene. Shown here in the blue colourway it’s also available in Verdigris, Shell and the more vibrant Rainbow.
Explore the full selection HERE
7. Dahlia by Harlequin
When you want to make a statement in your home, why not choose an elegant showcase of delicate dahlias in glorious full bloom. This exquisitely detailed floral design is a beautiful tribute to warm summer days in the garden. Hand painted flowers adorn rich green stems. Shown here with pops of coral set against a luxurious silver ground.
Explore other colourways and shop the range.
Styling Tip: Let this design shine! Keep the room staging minimal and paired back focusing on natural colours, pinks, greens and yellows.
8. Swallows by Sanderson
Delicately drawn birds soar through a summer sky in this elegant classic design. If, like me, you’re a fan of birds, you’ll love this more delicate, subtle nod to summer wallpaper prints. Shown in the soft wedgwood blue.
Swallows also comes in grey, lime, green and black.
Styling Tips: This summer print suits any room, bedroom or ground floor living space. Keep the room fresh and light with cream and blue styling and accessories.
9. Pollensa by Coordonne
An amazing painterly image of flowers and grasses in an all over pattern ready to make a true statement in your home. Created in four seasonal colourways, there’s a shade for everyone. This is Summer with shades of green and orange.
Discover the full 4 seasons and explore your favourite
Styling Tips: I’d prefer a statement wall, perhaps in an entrance hallway for this busy design. Make sure the space has plenty of light and keep the decor dark for a matching, moody interior, or light to soften its impact.
10. Summer Ferns by Ohpopsi
A classic botanical paper featuring an abundance of layered ferns and foliage, this design is light, bright and fun. The delicate hand drawn watercolour design creates a fresh look full of grace, movement and natural energy.
Explore Summer Ferns from Ohpopsi
Styling Tips: Shown here in the coral pink colourway, it’s well suited to modern and contemporary styling with big bold colourful furniture and accessories.
11. Summer Silhouette by Hoopla
A digital print design of a bold two colour pattern showing detailed silhouettes of garden and hedgerow plants. Available in a range of colours.
Explore the Summer Silhouette wallpaper range.
Shown here in the jade / blossom colourway, it’s also available in French lime and Mint and is very affordable.
Which summer wallpaper look is your favourite?
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