Description
What colours are used in the Raízes Tile wallpaper?
The design sits in navy blue on a white ground, a high-contrast pairing with no middle tones. Navy is a cool colour that visually recedes, so a wall papered in it can make a room feel slightly more spacious than a warm equivalent, while the white keeps the overall effect bright rather than closing the room in.
How large does the pattern look on a full wall?
The motif is drawn at a medium scale, so the scrollwork and tile-like medallions stay legible from across a room without dominating it the way an oversized print would. It reads as pattern rather than texture, which suits a wall you want noticed but still want to furnish against.
What style of room does this wallpaper suit?
The symmetrical, formal scrollwork has a traditional character that works well in rooms with existing classic details such as skirting boards, panelled doors or a pedestal table. It also holds its own in a plainer contemporary room, where it acts as the one ornamental surface.
Is this wallpaper made in South Africa?
Yes, it's printed locally in South Africa rather than imported, which is part of why it's produced to order for the specific dimensions of your wall rather than sold off a pre-cut roll.
Will the pattern line up properly where the strips meet?
The repeat is designed to align at the seams when the panels are hung in the order they're unrolled. Numbering each drop as you go and working steadily left to right across the wall keeps the scrollwork continuous instead of jumping out of step at the joins.

































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