Tulips Wallpaper and Murals for Wall
Flower wallpapers have been people's favorite for centuries. The love of floral wallpapers is a result of their incredible adaptation to any environment. They always adapt very well to their environment and bring a dazzling freshness. Inspired by the beauty of nature, tulips wallpapers provide great light and spaciousness in any interior. See how wonderful the flower motifs can be used everywhere, from the dining room to the bedroom, from the children's room to the kitchen. You will not believe your eyes in the face of this change. You will get a more spectacular result than you really expect. The tulips will perfectly fit your existing furniture and accessories. At the same time, Wallmur's collection of Tulips Wallpaper & Wall Murals will make small areas look wider and more comfortable, and larger rooms will look splendid.
Whether you're looking for elegance in your interior or commercial space, tulips wallpaper collection can turn your interior into an elegant space. Colorful flowers add lightness and freshness to any interior, regardless of the adorned in them. You can select the composition you want based on your preferences. Tulips are an attractive theme that adds a modern feel to the interior arrangement. Nowadays, interesting decorations in stylish, modern apartments are a must! Our tulips wallpaper collection has a wide range and will help you to make your apartment or any other space modern and stylish. Beautiful tulips bring the essence of spring to your space, pattern, and color! Your walls need not be more lifeless and boring, let your walls be covered with patterns. The natural beauty of tulips inspires Wallmur's Tulips Wallpaper & Wall Murals collection, and you can be sure that it will bring freshness to your space, and your space will shine more than ever.
Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi was the first poet who used tulip in Anatolia as a decorative motif in handicrafts since the 12th century. Europeans thought the tulip was a kind of lily at first and called it (Lilium). In 1546, the French physician P. Belon, who made a research trip to the Near East, recalled the tulip 'Lils rouges' (red lily) in his memory and noted that many foreigners came to Istanbul by ship for their onions. It is not known exactly when the tulip was taken to Europe, but it is thought that tulip bulbs are among the plants that the Ambassador of the Austria-Hungarian Empire A. G. Busbecq took to his homeland. The word Tulip or Tulipe (Latin; Tulipa), which is used as the equivalent of the tulip in European languages, stems from the knowledge that the Turks call this plant 'Tulipan' in Busbecq's memory. This information, as a result of a misunderstanding between Busbecq's interpreter, S. W. Murray records that the Anatolian woman used as a headscarf in the headscarf. He lived in the Ottoman Empire for centuries. Ornamental plant and its use as ornamental motif III. Ahmed (1673-1736) in the period of the peak and between 1718-1730 years, later by historians 'Tulip Era' was called.
According to various sources, it is stated that there are more than 2000 different types of tulips, in which 50 varieties are illustrated in the 'Tulip Magazine' published during this period. Tulip has been a well-liked plant all over the world from past to present, and its use as a pattern in homes has become more and more popular. If you like tulip flowers and want to use them in your interior decoration, keep your hands quickly. Because when you browse our collection of Tulips Wallpaper & Wall Murals, you will have more than one favorite, and it will be difficult for you to choose.
