Take your piece of wallpaper to your local Dulux shop and they will scan which ever colour you like and match the paint to it. It's the best way to ensure the colours look seemless and won't clash . B&Q also do a range of paints called Valspar, their scanning process is beyond accurate and we have used it many times. We just prefer Dulux paint!

I think i prefer the green, but the fern leaf green in the paper not the green on the wall. As you are having white everywhere else, i don't think it will be too dark. It's just a matter of personal choice as the Teal is very pretty and feminine, will work well with your desk and the Whicker chair as it's a lighter colour. No right or wrong as long as the colours match the paper somehow !

Hi,

Can I just say that I love that wall paper. It reminds me of the designs made by William Morris which is one of my favourite print designers of all time.

How is the light in your workspace? Depending on your natural light you can go dark or have to opt for a lighter colour. Otherwise you will have to balance the darkness in your space with a smart light plan.

The dark teal colour I think works really good with the wallpaper. It actually breakdown the blue flowers in the wall paper and bring out the green in them. The balanced usage of greys and white will harmonise the space and give you the pleasant working space you are aiming for.

I wish you great success with your design and do update your discussion with the final images.

Hi, I would definitely use a navy with that wallpaper, which from what I see is the background colour, the greens and teal and white will then stand out from the design. Check out Abigail Ahern for her daring use of colour. Good Luck!