Margaret: The Visitors Book – Scattered Notes Large Scale – Mist

This large scale version of our Scattered Notes, Mist wallpaper is a hand-drawn design inspired by the charm and intricacy of traditional ditsy floral prints. Influenced by the delicate patterns found in Margaret Mackail’s visitors’ book, the design captures a sense of spontaneity and lightness through a scattering of small, detailed motifs.

The pattern features a collection of tflorals arranged in a loose, evenly distributed repeat, creating a soft rhythm across the wall. This all-over design brings movement and texture while maintaining a gentle, cohesive feel that works beautifully across both small and larger spaces.

The Mist colourway features a softly muted blue ground, layered with floral details in off-white, soft green, and delicate pink, with blue-green leaves adding subtle variation. This interplay between deeper background and lighter motifs creates a gentle contrast, allowing the pattern to feel both refined and quietly expressive.

This design is also available in a small version as well as the different colourways – Rose and Willow, offering warmer or more nature-led interpretations of the same pattern.

This wallpaper works beautifully in bedrooms, living rooms, and smaller spaces where a detailed yet balanced pattern is desired. It pairs effortlessly with painted finishes, natural textures, and layered textiles, complementing both contemporary interiors and more traditional homes.

Perfect For
• Bedrooms and restful interiors
• Living rooms and cosy spaces
• Nurseries and children’s rooms
• Small rooms and alcoves
• Layered and softly decorative interiors

Product Details
• Roll size: 52cm wide × 10m long (70cm width available on request)
• Pattern repeat: 26cm straight match
• Application: Paste the wall
• Printed to order in the UK
• FSC-certified paper & eco-friendly inks
• Minimum order: 1 roll
• Lead time: 14–21 days
• Sample size: 42 × 29cm

There are three colourways currently available soothing mist, rose, and a willow.

You can find the small scale version here.