Description
What colours does this wallpaper come in?
It's built from just two tones: a deep charcoal background and ivory-cream linework. That strong value contrast keeps the pattern graphic rather than busy, and it reads well on a single feature wall where the surrounding walls and furnishings stay fairly plain, letting the lines carry the room.
What is the pattern on this wallpaper?
It's a geometric Art Deco motif, with stacked outlines forming arched doorways and column shapes that step inward like a stylised skyline. The repeat runs vertically, so it reads as a sequence of gateways rather than a single central image.
How large does the pattern look on a wall?
The arches are drawn at a large scale, so only a handful of repeats are needed to fill a standard wall. From across a room the shapes read clearly as columns and gateways rather than dissolving into texture, which is what gives it its presence.
Will this wallpaper make my ceiling feel higher?
Yes, the strong vertical lines pull the eye upward, which tends to exaggerate ceiling height and make a room feel taller than it is. It works well in rooms with standard ceilings that could use a lift, more so than a pattern built on horizontal bands.
Which wall in the room should I paper?
Choose the wall you see first when you walk in, or the one your furniture already faces, rather than one tucked behind a door or out of sightline. A design this graphic earns its keep on the wall that actually gets looked at.

































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