Description
What colours are in this wallpaper design?
The design pairs deep teal-green leaves with soft blush pink poppies on a white background. Because greens and blues tend to be the most restful colours for rooms meant for calm, the teal foliage settles easily into a bedroom or living room, while the white ground keeps the overall feel light rather than heavy.
Will this pattern look too busy on a feature wall?
The leaves are large and open with plenty of white space between them, so even on a full wall it reads as a calm botanical scene rather than clutter. It suits a quieter room arrangement so the pattern itself has room to carry the wall.
Is this wallpaper suitable for a small room like a cloakroom?
Yes. Because the leaf shapes are large, they read as texture rather than a repeat when space is limited, which makes them easy to use in a compact room without the pattern feeling overwhelming. A cloakroom or landing is an easy place to try a design this confident.
Which wall should I choose for this design?
Pick the wall you see first on entering the room, or the one the furniture is already arranged to face, since that is where a design like this does the most work. Papering a wall you rarely look at wastes the effect of the leaves and poppies.
Does this design suit a south african climate?
Yes, it is produced to handle local UV and humidity conditions, but it still helps to let the paper acclimatise in the room for a day before hanging and to seal edges in rooms that swing between wet and dry, particularly given the strength of Highveld sunlight on colour.









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