Description
What colours does the Apollo Marble design come in?
The hexagon pattern mixes black, white and grey marble tones, each hexagon traced in a thin gold line. Because the tones sit at such contrast to one another, the wall reads crisp rather than busy, and the black hexagons give the room a visual anchor that makes the surrounding greys and whites feel calmer and more considered.
How large are the hexagons on the wall?
Each hexagon is sized to stay legible from across a room without breaking down into fine texture up close. On a standard wall you'll see several full repeats, so the geometric grid structure stays clear rather than dissolving into a general marbled wash.
Which rooms work best with this design?
The strong geometric structure and dark-to-light contrast suit rooms where a confident focal wall is wanted, such as a living room, hallway or home office. It pairs well with plain furniture and simple skirtings, since the pattern itself is already doing the visual work.
Should I paper every wall or just one?
A single papered wall works best here, acting as the secondary colour in the room rather than the main one. Keep the other walls and larger furniture in a plain tone, then pick up the gold line from the hexagons in cushions, a lamp or a frame to tie the room together.
How do you handle this pattern around a corner?
Because the hexagons form a continuous grid, wrapping the paper around an internal corner in one piece tends to crease and throw the lines out of alignment. It reads far better to cut the panel at the corner and overlap slightly, keeping each hexagon crisp on both walls.

































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