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Mallika Sherawat’s Floral Wallpaper Brings Retro Charm Home
Mallika Sherawat shared a video of herself doing yoga in a cosy room.
The room had wallpaper covered with flowers and leaves.
The cream background made the colourful flowers feel soft instead of too loud.
Dark wooden furniture and a warm lamp added a classic feeling.
A simple white door and neutral carpet helped keep the room balanced.
The design reminded the writer of older 1990s or early-2000s rooms.
Interior expert Neha Jain said floral designs remain popular because they can feel calm and special.
She suggested making wallpaper fit the wall carefully and choosing detailed, hand-painted designs.
Together, these choices made the room feel warm, artistic and slightly nostalgic.
Mallika Sherawat’s yoga video showcased a floral wallpapered room with a cream background, roses, leaves and blue flowers.
Dark wood furniture, soft lighting, neutral carpeting and white architectural details balanced the room’s decorative walls.
Interior expert Neha Jain described floral wallpaper as enduring, luxurious and calming when used thoughtfully.
Jain recommended customising wallpaper to a room’s dimensions to avoid awkward cuts in large floral designs.
She also suggested hand-painted artwork, whose imperfections and layered details can make a wall feel more distinctive.
- Who
- Actress Mallika Sherawat and interior expert Neha Jain of Space of Joy.
- What
- Sherawat’s yoga video drew attention to the retro-style floral wallpaper in her room and the design choices that make the look work.
- Where
- In Sherawat’s room, shown in her yoga video.
- When
- In Mallika Sherawat’s latest yoga video; the article does not provide a date.
- Why
- The floral wallpaper adds colour, personality and a nostalgic decorative quality, while the room’s neutral and wooden elements keep the design balanced.
Key facts
- Featured person
- Mallika Sherawat
- Wallpaper palette
- Cream, pink, peach, orange, green and blue
- Room furnishings
- Dark wooden side table, beige-shaded lamp and part of a wooden bed frame
- Additional details
- White panelled door, crown moulding and a brown-and-beige textured carpet
- Expert
- Neha Jain, co-founder of Space of Joy
- Design recommendation
- Customise wallpaper to the wall’s dimensions
- Alternative finish
- Hand-painted artwork can provide layered detail and individuality
Quotes
Neha Jain
Co-founder of Space of Joy and interior design expert
“The detailing gives the wall a sense of depth and makes the space feel almost like a piece of art… It adds that subtle touch of luxury without trying too hard — and most importantly, it makes the space feel alive and worth living in.”
indianexpress.com
“Floral wallpapers are evergreen — they’ve been loved in interiors for generations and never really go out of style. They’re also deeply rooted in Asian art, from delicate cherry blossoms to the timeless beauty of Chinoiserie.”
indianexpress.com
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