Description
What does the pattern in Arlea Beige Tile look like up close?
Each square in the grid holds a set of fine concentric arcs, similar to rings in a cut log, drawn in dark charcoal-brown against a warm beige field. The arcs alternate direction from tile to tile, building a soft checkerboard rhythm across the wall rather than a single large motif.
What colours does Arlea Beige Tile come in?
The design sits on a warm beige background with linework in a dark charcoal-brown, giving a restrained two-tone palette. Because the contrast between the two does the work rather than a wide colour range, the wall reads graphic and considered even in a smaller room, and it pairs easily with most existing furniture.
How big is the pattern repeat on this wallpaper?
The tile grid is built from individual squares roughly the size of a dinner plate, each holding a quarter or half circle of arcs. Seen from across a room the squares settle into a steady checkerboard, so the pattern reads as texture rather than one bold image, suiting walls meant to sit quietly in a scheme.
Will bumps in my wall show through this wallpaper?
Because this design is a regular grid of arcs, a lumpy patch or filler ridge underneath will show through more readily than it would with a busy, irregular scene. It is worth skimming any dents and sanding the surface smooth before hanging so the repeat stays crisp from one tile to the next.
Does it matter where I start hanging the paper?
Yes – the first length you hang sets the position for every drop that follows, so it pays to work from a plumb line rather than from the corner of the room, which is rarely perfectly straight. Getting that first drop level keeps the grid of arcs aligned right across the wall.

































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