Description
What colours are in this mural and how will they look in my room?
The design sits in white and a soft light blue, with the blue pooling in soft washes rather than hard blocks. On a wall it reads airy and cool rather than cold, and because there's no dark tone to anchor it, the colour lifts a room instead of weighing it down, especially where natural light reaches the wall during the day.
Is the flower pattern symmetrical or does it repeat across the wall?
It's a single mirrored scene rather than a repeating pattern. The hydrangea clusters on the left echo loosely on the right, so the whole composition is designed to be viewed as one wall-sized image rather than a pattern that tiles, which gives it a calmer, more deliberate feel than a standard repeat.
Will the flowers still look clear on a large wall or just blur into the background?
The hydrangea heads are painted with enough detail and size that they stay legible from across a room rather than dissolving into the ink wash behind them. Up close you'll see the fine veining in the petals, while from a normal viewing distance the flowers and the soft blue washes read as one continuous scene.
How far back do I need to stand to appreciate the design properly?
Because this is composed as one continuous scene rather than a tiling pattern, it reads best when there's enough room to step back and take in the whole wall at once. A wall you pass by briefly, like a narrow passage, won't show off the composition the way a wall viewed from a seating area or bed will.
How does the mural get installed on a wall this wide?
It's supplied as numbered panels, either 60cm or 110cm wide depending on the order, which are hung in sequence from one edge of the wall across to the other so the panels butt up and the scene lines up correctly. Following the panel order matters more than lining up by eye.

































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