Quick answer

Choose Lemons wallpaper when you want an energising yellow focal point for a kitchen or sunny living space; choose Strawberries wallpaper when you want a softer, whimsical motif for a nursery, bedroom or cottage-style room. Both are hand-painted repeating designs by Hoglet & Co, so the real decision comes down to colour mood, room scale and how much pattern you want to live with.

Colour mood: bright citrus versus soft berry

The Lemons design leans on vibrant fruit, delicate blossoms and lush green foliage in a joyful yellow, which makes it read as a lively, sunlit pattern. The Strawberries design uses strawberry bushes and bees in a gentler, more whimsical hand-painted style, so it feels quieter on a wall. In a small room, the stronger yellow of Lemons will draw the eye first; in a restful room, Strawberries is less likely to dominate.

Where each motif works best

Fruit motifs are a natural fit for kitchens, but the two designs pull in different directions. Lemons suits a breakfast nook, pantry or open-plan kitchen where you want a cheerful accent that ties into citrus-coloured accessories. Strawberries suits a nursery, child's bedroom, laundry or cottage-style dining room where the pattern can be softer and more storytelling. Neither design is supplied with a stated room rating, so treat placement as a style decision rather than a technical one.

Pattern scale and colourways to check

Both wallpapers are repeating patterns sold as a 10m roll at 61.5cm wide, and both offer multiple colourways: Blush and Linen among the Strawberries options, and Linen, Pink and Summer among the Lemons options. Because the colourway changes the background and the fruit tones, the same motif can feel dramatically different on a wall. Always judge the actual colourway you intend to buy, not the styling photo of another variant.

Trade-offs to weigh before you commit

  • Impact versus calm: Lemons delivers a stronger yellow focal point; Strawberries delivers a softer, more whimsical background. Decide whether the wall should lead the room or support it. If you already have bold cabinetry or artwork, the quieter Strawberries motif is easier to layer.
  • Room type: Lemons fits kitchens, pantries and sunny living areas; Strawberries fits nurseries, bedrooms, laundries and cottage-style dining rooms. Match the motif to the room's energy, not just its function.
  • Colourway commitment: Both designs come in several colourways, and the background colour changes the whole effect. Order the A4 sample or metre sample in your intended colourway before committing to full rolls. Check the sample against your room's light at different times of day.
  • Coverage planning: Each roll is 10m long and 61.5cm wide, so measure your wall height and width and confirm the repeat before ordering. Neither listing states a repeat measurement, so ask the store if pattern matching is critical for your wall.

Product facts at a glance

  • Strawberries Wallpaper: Hand-painted strawberry bushes and bees in a repeating pattern, illustrated by Hoglet & Co, with Blush and Linen colourways listed. The bee detail and soft colourways make this the gentler choice for bedrooms and whimsical spaces where you want charm without a loud focal point.

    Strawberries Wallpaper

    Strawberries Wallpaper

  • Lemons Wallpaper: Hand-painted lemons with realistic texture, delicate blossoms and green foliage by Hoglet & Co, with Linen, Pink and Summer colourways listed. The vivid yellow fruit gives you a brighter, energising feature wall for kitchens and sunny rooms, and the extra colourway gives more scope to match existing joinery.

    Lemons Wallpaper

    Lemons Wallpaper

Which fruit motif is right for you?

Best for

  • Kitchens, breakfast nooks and sunny living rooms that need an energising yellow feature wall
  • Rooms with neutral joinery where a vivid citrus motif can stand out
  • Buyers who want a cheerful, hand-painted botanical look with multiple colourway options

Not for

  • Restful bedrooms or nurseries where a strong yellow pattern would feel too busy
  • Spaces with bold existing colours that would compete with the citrus palette
  • Anyone who needs a stated pattern repeat or room-rating before ordering