Description
What is the pattern on Kune Weave Wallpaper?
The design is built from hand-drawn triangles that group into an optical cube, so the wall reads as stacked blocks rather than flat shapes. Each triangle is filled with fine, uneven hatching and its own colour, giving the repeat a woven, textile-like quality rather than a crisp printed grid.
What colours does Kune Weave come in?
The palette moves through red, gold and navy, with smaller shots of teal, pink and burgundy running through the triangles. Because colour intensifies across a full wall compared with a small sample, expect the reds and golds to feel noticeably richer once the whole drop is up than they first appear.
Will this pattern feel too busy on a full wall?
The cube motif is medium in scale, so it reads clearly from across a room without turning into a blur. It works best carried on one wall, with the surrounding walls and furnishings kept plainer so the pattern has room to do the work rather than competing with other busy elements.
Will the triangles line up where the panels join?
Yes. The cubes are designed to continue from one drop to the next, so the pattern stays aligned provided the panels go up in the order they were printed. Numbering each drop as it is unrolled and hanging them left to right keeps the sequence correct and the seams invisible.
Does this pattern need extra wallpaper for matching?
A repeat of this size needs a bit more trimming than a small, dense print to bring the triangles into alignment at each join. This is normal for a pattern of this scale and is already factored into how the wallpaper is measured and printed for your wall.































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