What colours are in this cheetah and monkey wallpaper?

Warm taupe forms the ground, with charcoal-grey cactus and foliage, terracotta and coral blossoms, and soft gold discs threaded through the branches. Because the base is a warm neutral, the design holds its colour well even in rooms with limited daylight, staying rich rather than turning flat or grey.

How big is the pattern repeat on this design?

The cheetahs and monkeys are sized to read clearly from across a room, so a wall typically shows two or three full motifs rather than a tight, busy repeat. This suits a single feature wall where the scene can spread out and stay legible both up close and from a distance.

Which rooms suit this animal print wallpaper best?

The warm palette and dense scene suit rooms used for gathering rather than quiet rest, such as a living room, dining room or hallway. It sits well next to timber furniture, brass fittings or leather upholstery, which pick up the gold and terracotta tones already in the design.

Do I need to prepare the wallpaper before hanging it?

It helps to let the rolls sit in the room for about a day before you start hanging them. This gives the paper time to settle to the room’s temperature and humidity, which reduces the chance of any slight movement once it is up on the wall.

What happens around light switches and plug sockets?

Switch and socket plates are removed before the paper goes up and refitted once it has dried, so the pattern runs continuously behind them. This hides the cut edges completely, which matters on a busy design like this where a visible gap would break the scene.