Description
What colours are in this wallpaper?
The design sits mainly in soft pink against a white ground, with touches of muted green in the leaves. Because the background stays white rather than filling with colour, the pink reads as fresh and bright rather than heavy, and it pairs easily with white skirtings, pale timber or plain linen bedding.
How large do the blossoms look once it's on a wall?
The flowers are drawn at a scale that's easy to read from across a room without a single bloom dominating the whole wall. On a smaller wall you'll see a few branches at a time, while a longer wall shows the full rhythm of the repeat moving across it.
Are the bees part of the repeat or just decoration?
The bees are worked into the pattern itself, appearing here and there among the branches rather than as a border or edge detail. They're small enough to be a quiet discovery up close rather than a feature you'd notice from across the room.
Would this work well behind a bed?
Yes. Because the blossom branches are spread fairly evenly through the design rather than built around one central image, the pattern still looks balanced at the edges of the wall, which is the part you actually see once a bed and headboard are in front of it.
Will this pattern make my ceilings feel higher?
The branches run in long vertical lines through the repeat, and vertical elements like this tend to draw the eye upward along a wall. In a room with standard ceiling height, that upward pull can make the space feel a little taller than it is.

































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