Description
What colours are in this mural?
The design sits in shades of green, from pale sage through to deep forest, layered over a warm cream background. Because cool greens visually recede, they push the wall back rather than closing the room in, which helps the space feel open even where the leaf shapes are large and dense.
How large is the leaf pattern once it's on the wall?
The leaves cluster towards each edge of the scene in bold, legible shapes, leaving an open cream expanse through the centre. This asymmetry means it reads as a large-scale feature without covering every inch, so furniture and artwork placed in front of the open area still has room to breathe.
Does the design cover the whole wall or just parts of it?
It's composed to frame rather than fill, with leaves gathering at the left and right while the middle stays clear. That makes it workable behind a sofa, bed or dining table, since the central section stays uncluttered for shelving, art or simply the furniture itself.
Will the greens look the same once this is up as they do on screen?
Expect the greens to read a little richer and the cream a touch warmer once the full panel is on the wall, since a large surface reflects its own colour back onto itself. A small sample always undersells how deep the tones will actually appear.
What happens to my light switches when this is installed?
Switch plates and socket covers are removed before the panels go up and refitted once the paper is in place. This means the cut edge around a socket sits hidden behind the plate rather than being visible, keeping the finish clean around any fittings on the wall.
































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