Description
What colours does the Ghost Vines wallpaper come in?
The design moves through sage, olive and deep forest green leaves against a crisp white ground. Because the greens sit close together on the colour wheel, the palette reads calm and cohesive rather than busy, and the white keeps the wall from feeling heavy even where the foliage clusters densely.
Is the leaf pattern large or small scale on the wall?
The trailing leaf clusters are drawn at a scale that reads clearly from across a room without overwhelming a smaller wall. Expect a handful of repeats across an average wall, so the fronds stay recognisable as botanical stems rather than blurring into texture up close.
Which room suits the Ghost Vines wallpaper best?
Its soft green and white palette and loose watercolour linework make it a natural fit for a bedroom or living room wall, especially alongside timber furniture or linen textiles. The pale background keeps it easy to live with rather than demanding full attention from across the room.
Do I need to leave the wallpaper in the room before hanging it?
Yes, it helps to leave the rolls in the room you're papering for a day before you start. This allows the material to settle to that room's temperature and humidity, so it lies flatter and moves less once it has been pasted and smoothed onto the wall.
How do you paper around light switches and plug sockets?
Switch and socket covers should be unscrewed and taken off before the paper goes up, then screwed back on once the wall is covered. This way the cut edge around each fitting sits neatly underneath the plate rather than showing as a visible join on the papered wall.

































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