
Hop Into Spring Wallcoverings
Springs is a season of new beginnings. The days begin to lengthen and life of all forms begin to sprout, from the tiniest blades of grass to young hatchlings. Under the direction of Milton & King’s Head of Design & Communication, Yasmin Smith, we’ve curated a collection of beautiful wallcoverings that capture the latest trends for the Spring season. These prints will add vibrancy to your spaces and help align your decor with the light and energy of the season.
The Colours of Spring
The colours of Spring are all about expressing newness and life. Yasmin was inspired by the freshness of newly cut grass, the morning dew resting on a newly sprouted leaf, and the delicate beauty of flowers just beginning to open. Greens appear in cooler, more luminous emerald and minty tones, bringing a sense of clarity and renewal. These are complemented by soft pinks and light blues that feel airy and uplifting. Together, the palette captures the gentle energy of the season—fresh, optimistic and full of vitality.
The Art of Spring
Spring’s influence is evident in the artwork as well. The lines are softer and more painterly, with a fluid quality that mirrors the way new growth emerges in nature. Rather than rigid or graphic forms, the designs feel light and expressive, as though the patterns themselves are unfolding and breathing with the season. This approach creates wallcoverings that feel alive and gently dynamic, reflecting the sense of renewal and possibility that Spring inspires.

Cow Parsley is a large scale floral wallpaper that celebrates the wildflowers found along country lanes and hedgerows. In the Powder colourway, the delicate blooms and foliage add a airiness to an interior.

Silk Road in Emerald is hand-illustrated in a cool green background with leaves and floral motifs that flow through the stripe, giving the pattern movement and texture.

Sam Wallpaper in Swedish Blue is a structured plaid that introduces rhythm and familiarity. Clean lines intersect with subtle variation, providing depth and versatility.

Big Pansy in Pistachio is a bold floral with hand-painted florals. The vivid palette is perfect for lovers of maximalism.

Pergola is a large-scale foliage stripe wallpaper inspired by fresh climbing greenery. The Leaves and stems rise vertically through the design, forming a pattern that reflects the structure of garden frameworks.

Nanny Stripe in the Rose colour has a soft, vintage look with gentle lines that carry the quiet beauty of simpler times.

Nothing makes Spring come to life more than fluttering, colourful butterflies. The Butterflies Wallpaper in Pink is full of light and gentle energy.

Heron, Jacana & Giant Lilypad Wallpaper is an elegant and harmonious wallpaper teaming with the life and activity of an early Spring morning at the local pond.

Petite Climbing Sweet Pea Grasscloth Wallpaper features gentle tendrils of the vine gracefully ascending a bamboo trellis bringing a lively elegance to the interior.

Dausa Wallpaper presents a vertical wavy pattern surrounding an ornamental accent. It’s petite features and delicate lines provide a gentle visual structure to the space.

Garden Of Dreams is full of stunning blooms surrounded by an array of bustling insects, heirloom species and sentimental plantings. The vibrant Spring energy is palpable in Fleur Harris’ gorgeous illustrations.

Jacqueline Wallpaper conjured memories of a May Day Spring for Yasmin in the U.K, with its swirling and twirling ribbons. With a Pink colourway and red and green accents, it is perhaps a perfect Spring wallcovering that will bridge the season to an Aussie Christmas.
The Spring season is synonymous with renewal, colour and life. The palette that our Head of Design & Communication has put together encapsulates these concepts beautifully. These thoughtfully chosen wallcoverings translate that seasonal spirit into refined patterns and textures designed to bring renewed energy into any interior. Hop into Spring by exploring this collection and discover the perfect design to welcome the season into your space.