Description
What colours are used in the Mural Textured Lalyle design?
The leaves move through several greens, from pale mint near the top to a deeper forest green lower down, set against a soft, weathered grey. Green is a cool tone and tends to recede, which can help pull a narrow or boxy room back visually, while the grey keeps the overall effect calm rather than bright.
How large do the leaves appear once it's on a wall?
The fronds are drawn at a generous scale, so from across a room they read clearly rather than blending into texture. A handful of overlapping leaves fill most of a standard wall, which makes the design work well as a single statement rather than something you need to study up close.
Will this suit a room with an industrial or concrete-look interior?
Yes. The backdrop is designed to mimic a weathered concrete surface, so it sits naturally alongside exposed brick, steel fittings or polished-concrete flooring. The greens soften that harder material palette without pulling the room away from its industrial feel.
Can this mural be made to fit my exact wall, including an awkward angle?
Yes. A mural like this one isn't cut from a fixed size – you give the measurements of your wall and it's printed to match, so it works just as well on a straightforward wall as it does on a stairwell, an alcove or a wall with a sloped ceiling.
Can I hang this on my existing textured or concrete wall?
Not directly. Ironically for a design built around a concrete look, the real wall underneath needs to be smooth, clean and dry for the paper to bond properly – textured, stippled or bare concrete surfaces are the most common reason wallpaper fails to stick, so a skim coat first is worth it.

































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