Description
What colours are in the Rebecca wallpaper?
The palette runs through deep red, pink and green, set against a white ground. The red hibiscus and pink blooms carry warmth and draw the eye, while the green foliage grounds the design so it doesn't feel too busy. Together they work well next to timber tones or warm neutrals rather than cool greys.
Will this design look too bright in a sunny room?
Highveld light is strong and clear, so a layered design like this will likely read even more saturated once it's up on a sunlit wall than it does on screen. If you're working with a bright north-facing room, expect the reds and greens to feel more vivid rather than less.
Is this wallpaper suitable for a small room?
Because the motif is large and the repeat is dense, it reads best across a wall with some width to it, such as a living or dining room feature wall, rather than a small cloakroom where the pattern would feel cramped and hard to read as a whole.
How does this wallpaper get installed on the wall?
It's supplied as numbered panels that are hung in sequence from one edge of the wall across, butting together so the pattern lines up correctly. Keeping them in the order they arrive is what keeps the florals and leaves aligned at each seam.
Can I see the colours before ordering a full wall?
Yes, ordering a sample first is worth doing, since it's the only reliable way to judge how the reds and greens will actually look once they're catching the light in your own room, rather than relying on a screen.

































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