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Mallika Sherawat’s floral wallpaper is giving her room a retro charm. Here’s why the look works

Mallika Sherawat’s floral wallpaper is giving her room a retro charm. Here’s why the look works

Mallika Sherawat's latest yoga video showcased a room with floral wallpaper that added a retro charm. The wallpaper, featuring pink roses, peach and orange blooms, green leaves, and tiny blue flowers, provided a feminine, traditional, and slightly nostalgic feel to the cream-and-white colored space. The choice of materials, such as dark wooden side tables, a beige table lamp, a white panelled door, and a textured brown-and-beige carpet, complemented the floral wall treatment, creating a balanced and cohesive room.

The wallpaper's cream background prevented it from appearing heavy, while the mix of floral elements added visual interest without overwhelming the space. Interior designer Neha Jain, co-founder of Space of Joy, emphasizes that floral wallpapers are timeless and can make a room feel luxurious and calm. Jain recommends customizing the wallpaper to fit the space, using hand-painted artwork rather than generic digital prints, and appreciating the little imperfections that make the wall feel alive and interesting.

By integrating these design elements, Sherawat's room achieves a cozy, lived-in, and nostalgic atmosphere, with the floral walls taking center stage in the overall aesthetic.

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