Description
What colours are in the Hanley Floral mural?
The palette runs through deep teal-green and plum-maroon leaves with blush pink flowers scattered through. The dark foliage tones ground a room and hide everyday marks well, while the blush pink keeps the overall effect from feeling heavy, so it works as a bold wall without tipping into gloomy.
Will this mural look too dark on a feature wall?
It reads as a rich, saturated wall rather than a dark one, since the blush and peach tones break up the deep greens and plums throughout. Under the strong, direct daylight common on the Highveld, the colours tend to look even more saturated, so the design holds its own as a statement wall.
What size furniture works in front of this mural?
Because the scene is composed to be read as a whole, it suits a wall where a sofa or console sits below the main leaf and flower cluster rather than across it. Low furniture along the bottom third keeps the central blooms visible, so it's worth checking your furniture layout before deciding which section of wall to cover.
How far back do I need to stand to appreciate this mural?
This is a single large-scale scene rather than a repeating pattern, so it's designed to be viewed from across a room. A wall with a few metres of open floor in front, such as a living or dining room, lets the full composition of leaves and flowers come together properly.
Is this mural made to fit my exact wall?
Yes. There are no fixed panel sizes to choose from; you give the width and height of your wall and the mural is printed to those measurements, including walls with awkward angles, alcoves or sloped sections. This also means it can be sized to cover doorways or windows if needed.































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