Dolly Parton is synonymous with her bold, pioneering style, so it's only right that parts of her Tennessee residence follow suit. While much of her interior design choices are surprisingly neutral (we're looking at her white kitchen and beige living space), the singer hasn't shied away from vibrancy in every room of her home.
In one of her cozy nooks, Dolly has experimented with botanical-inspired prints – a wallpaper trend that is certainly no passing fad.
While these prints have already shaped the way we've wallpapered for many seasons prior, their appeal isn't set to waver. And with Dolly's (unintentional) endorsement, we're sure this design 'trend' is a safe investment.
'A prevalent trend that shows no sign of disappearing anytime soon, floral and botanical-inspired prints have long been a popular design choice in the home,' comments Rebecca Drury, Co-Founder of MissPrint.
'Defined by a palette of organic green and soft, pastel shades, our Jungle Rainforest [much like Dolly's] or Meadow Snowberry prints capture this rejuvenating style wonderfully. It’s one of our personal favorite trends, and it’s certain to bring intrigue and comfort into the home.'
Rebecca is the co-founder of MissPrint, which she established with her mother, Yvonne. It has grown from a series of patterns printed onto silk at the family dining room table and has since grown to become a leading British design studio. Renowned for a unique, beautifully bold collection of eco wallpaper, each design is illustrated by hand and printed in the UK to capture our signature style and identity.
Dolly's wallpaper epitomizes the trend that, Rebecca admits, is not for the faint-hearted, but we don't need to indulge over large walls (for example, those in our living room). We can follow Dolly's lead and incorporate vibrant prints in a small reading nook – creating a large-scale impact in a small room. Alternatively, we can choose to cover one accent wall to make an unrivaled statement.
'Large-scale prints are essential for creating a unique and bold interior, especially when mixed with a variety of color palettes to match a range of schemes,' Rebecca comments.
'Encouraging homeowners to go big or go home, they make an unforgettable statement within any décor, particularly when incorporated through wallpaper. Whether used across the whole room or as a statement feature wall, a stunning and eye-catching look can be created.'
Hilary Matt of Hilary Matt Interiors agrees. 'For 2024, I expect to see more statement wallpaper taking over – less of the neutrals we've been seeing and more bold patterns and colors that will become the focal point of the space,' he explains.
'This can be incorporated into a number of different design styles, which will make it an exciting trend to see across the industry. I love adding statement wallpaper within the kitchen; it can be so unexpected, and when paired with classic stainless steel appliances, it lets the bold designs stand out. '
Shop some of our favorite statement wallpapers (on sale) to tap into the trend quicker.
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