Boreal Forest Biome
Boreal Forest Biome is a Scandinavian-inspired folk art pattern that celebrates the quiet magic of northern woodlands. Stylized bears, moose, foxes, birds, trees, and flowers come together in a richly detailed, symmetrical layout that feels both timeless and modern.
Designed as a repeating surface pattern, Boreal Forest Biome blends traditional Nordic folk motifs with contemporary color and composition. Soft neutrals are layered with warm reds, muted blues, sage greens, and golden accents, creating a palette that feels cozy, balanced, and storybook-like.
This pattern was created to feel alive with small discoveries—tiny florals, hearts, woodland creatures, and hidden details reveal themselves the longer you look. It’s equally at home on fabric, wallpaper, stationery, and everyday objects, bringing a sense of warmth, nature, and handcrafted charm wherever it appears.
Boreal Forest Biome is an invitation into a forest where everything feels connected—whimsical, comforting, and quietly joyful.
Boreal forests span 8 countries around the subarctic, and is the world’s largest forest biome. A biome is a specific geographical location which contains ecosystems, but is not an ecosystem itself.
Because of freezing weather 6-8 months of the year, Boreal Forests are populated mainly with coniferous trees and animals that can survive in the harshest of climates.
Though moderate amounts of rain fall, this region has more surface fresh water than any other biome.
Let’s Talk Science, International Boreal Forest Research Association