I'm pretty sure that is a site-painted mural, not wallpaper.

yeah, time to start cultivating an artist nearby...

de Gournay, perhaps?

Or Gracie?

I am pretty sure its wallpaper but if not - any recommendations for something close?

I knew I'd saved it! It's Décor Chinois by Zuber.

https://www.zuber.fr/fr/decors-panoramiques/decor-chinois

Beautiful paper! I would try Schumacher for a similar look, maybe at a lower price point. Good luck

Wow!

How totally wonderful! Alas --if I could only read French. I will follow up on Schumaker per your advice . You all are the best!

I second De Gournay as a possible source for a similar look. Also try Timorous Beasties.

Check out tempaper.com They have many patterns and you might find one you love. These are all pretty expensive, so you might think about "panels" with nice gold molding framing the panels.

Emily, the Zuber website has an English language option. It certainly is gorgeous wallpaper!

The English option wasn't working for me, Pammykb (I think the only word I saw that had been translated was "wallpaper!")

Yes same here . The English option did not work.
By the way - Tempaper is great but the selection is limited at this stage in the company's
development. Thank you for those photos however and I am glad to know about them . I am looking for a white background. This is a sunporch area in a more rustic style home and that pretty iced blue paper would not work as well .

Use google translate .

Www.yrmural.com sells copies. Zuber is indeed very expensive and it costs a fortune to put up because the walls have to be prepped. Unless you are willing to spend upwards of $50,000 for the wallpaper alone, you need to find another option. I had Zuber in my old house and my neighbor has Eldorado in her dining room. The problem is, there is a waiting list for the wallpaper and they only make so much of it a year. A really good mural artist can copy the wallpaper at a lot less cost.

Wow! I don't know which is more impressive $79 k for wallpaper or Sammy's skills at finding things!

You might want to check out Paul Montgomery studios( will be very pricey) and YR Mural Studio. Hope this helps.

try to take a look here not the same but nice ones with good reviews https://www.etsy.com/shop/DreamyWall

Hi Emily,

I just finished a room with that decor from ZUBER et Cie. RIXHEIM FRANCE. I needed 3 series. I chose the fond dégradé where the backgroung color starts with yellow in the lower part and changes into blue going to the top of the decor.

Keep in mind following facts:

• You can only buy a complete decor (10 rolls making 5 meters width in total).
• There are several background colours available. Pink, Green, Blue, White:
• Not all decors might be on stock;
• This wallpaper is HANDPRINTED with the historical wooden stamps from 1832.
• It is quite tricky to fit as the junction between rolls can never be 100% accurate, but each decor is an original. Get an expert to do the work. Use a lining paper.
• Respect the hight of the design. It would look arkward to cut someting off.
• There are designs (imprimé en réédition) produced by serigraphy which are a bit less expensive. They can be purchased by roll. Les Jardins de Siam is such a decor: https://www.zuber.fr/fr/decors-panoramiques/siam 

Should you need further advice I can help you with the french language!

What a beautiful job ! Ah... what luxury. Alas - its expensive enough living in Silicon Valley and I have relinquished my desire for Zuber’s wall paper ( I decided that I would rather have a diamond necklace:)

That Zuber room is cool. But...Why spend all that money and leave those two god-awful ceiling lamps there to cast such hideous light?