Emerald Green Wallpaper

What Emerald Green Wallpaper Is and Why It Works

Emerald green wallpaper is a wall covering in a deep, jewel-toned green. It is rich, warm and far easier to live with than people expect. That is why it suits dining rooms, studies and bedrooms so well. Giffywalls prints every mural to the exact size of your wall.

We have shipped this shade to dining rooms, home offices and hallways across the country. Buyers hover over it for weeks, then tell us the same thing. They wish they had done it sooner. Deep green reads as calm, not as dark.

How the Shade Behaves in Your Light

This is the part most people skip. It also decides how the room feels at seven in the evening.

In a north-facing room the green goes cool and almost inky. Pick a design with gold, brass or warm leaf tones in it. That keeps the wall from turning cold. In a south-facing room the sun lifts the yellow underneath and the same mural looks brighter. Under warm bulbs at night the color deepens and glows. A room you use after dark can take the strongest version of this shade.

Where Emerald Green Works Best

Dining Rooms

This is the classic room for it. You mostly use it at night, under lamps. Deep green plus candlelight is a hard combination to beat. Add brass, dark wood and cream linen.

Studies and Home Offices

Green is restful on the eyes through long screen hours. It also reads well on video calls, better than gray or white. Put the mural behind the desk and let it do the work.

Bedrooms and Hallways

Behind a bed, a leafy green mural is calming rather than heavy. In a hallway, a deep shade makes the rooms leading off it feel brighter by contrast. That trick works every time.

Styles in This Collection

You will find plain rich tones, art deco fans, palm and jungle scenes, marble veining, damask and painted florals. Some lean formal, in the same world as our art deco wallpaper. Others are pure garden. Prefer a softer green? The wider green wallpaper range runs from sage to forest.

Colors and Materials to Build Around

This shade is easier to pair than it looks. Cream and warm white keep the room open. Brass and gold are its natural partners, which is why our gold wallpaper designs cross over so often. Blush pink softens it. Terracotta warms it. Walnut and dark oak ground it. Black frames give it an edge. One thing to avoid: cool blue-gray, which drains the life out of it.

How Much Is Too Much

One wall is usually plenty. Behind the bed, the sofa or the desk. Small rooms are the exception. A powder room or a hallway can take all four walls, because you are only in there a moment and the depth becomes the point.

Keep the ceiling light. Paint the woodwork in a cream pulled from the mural itself. The room then feels layered rather than closed in.

Sizing, Finish and Fitting

Send us the width and the height of your wall. We scale the artwork to match, so a leaf or a fan never lands half-cut in a corner. Panels arrive numbered with hanging notes in the box. Pick peel and stick for a removable wallpaper finish that lifts off without taking the paint. Pick paste-the-wall if the room is staying as it is. One tip for this shade: order a sample and check it at night as well as by day, because deep green shifts more than any other color we print. Deep shades also hide small marks better than pale ones, which helps in a room that gets a lot of use. Shipping is free on every order.