Gatsby in the Jungle: Breaking the Rules of Interior Design

Some ideas hit like a jazz riff in a silent room—unexpected, thrilling, undeniable. Gatsby in the Jungle is one of those ideas. It’s not just a wallpaper collection; it’s a bold statement in modern interior design. It’s about rewriting the rules, blending two powerful styles—Art Deco and biophilic design—to create an entirely new aesthetic. Because why should Art Deco stay locked in penthouses and cocktail lounges? Why can’t the clean, gilded symmetry of the 1920s spill out into the chaos of the jungle, where vines don’t respect blueprints and the moon is the only chandelier you need?

At Wild Palace, we believe great design isn’t about following trends—it’s about bending them, breaking them, and making them your own. And this collection? It’s an invitation to do just that. To step into a world where luxury and nature don’t just coexist; they thrive together under a velvet night sky.

The Magic of Unexpected Contrast in Interior Design

If you’ve ever felt the thrill of stepping into a space that just feels right—like it was made for some decadent, beautiful story to unfold—you know that design is about more than colors and patterns. It’s about world-building. Gatsby in the Jungle creates a world that shouldn’t exist but does. A fever dream where Art Deco, with its structured opulence, meets the untamed, humid lushness of the rainforest. It’s elegance, but with dirt under its fingernails. It’s the Roaring ‘20s, but the party is thrown by nature itself.

And that’s what makes it relevant now. Art Deco is having a major comeback in contemporary interior design, but the real shift is in how we use it. Interior designers and homeowners are rethinking the balance between structured design and organic elements. The rise of biophilic design—bringing nature into interiors—isn’t just about adding a few plants. It’s about rewriting the way we experience space, making rooms feel alive, breathing, immersive. Gatsby in the Jungle isn’t just wallpaper; it transforms your home into an experience.

How to Bring Gatsby in the Jungle into Your Home

So how do you incorporate this bold aesthetic into your home decor? You start by letting go of traditional interior design rules. Forget matching perfectly. Forget playing it safe. Instead, embrace contrast:

• Pair Geometric with Organic – Let structured, metallic gold Art Deco patterns meet raw, sweeping jungle fronds. Art Deco’s rigid lines aren’t here to control nature; they’re here to be overtaken by it.

• Play with Deep, Lush Colors – Think emerald greens dripping with gold, midnight blues swirling into deep black. These aren’t just colors; they’re moods, atmospheres, entire settings for stories yet to unfold.

• Layer Unexpected Textures – Velvet sofas with rattan accents. Ornate mirrors framed by creeping ivy. Chandeliers in places they have no business being—because why shouldn’t there be a glittering light fixture hanging from the rafters of your sunroom?

The best interiors don’t whisper; they make a statement. They transport. They tell a story that unfolds every time someone steps into the room. And what better story than this? A Jazz Age dream lost in the jungle, where the only rule is that there are no rules.

The Invitation to Step into a Different Era of Interior Design

Interior design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about how a space makes you feel. And this collection is an open door to another time, another place. A grand celebration in the middle of the wild. The sound of laughter and ice clinking in glasses, the scent of orchids hanging heavy in the air, the flicker of gold catching the last light of dusk.

This is your invitation. Not just to decorate, but to create—to bring in something unexpected, to mix what shouldn’t mix, and to build a world that, until now, only existed in the imagination. The jungle is waiting. The party is about to begin. Are you coming?