What is actually shown in this mural?

It's a dense grove of palm trees drawn in fine grey-black detail, interspersed with the same trees rendered in gold, all set against a pale misted sky and reflected in a band of still water along the bottom edge. The layering gives it real depth rather than a flat repeat.

What colours are in this design and how will they work in my room?

The palette is charcoal, black, gold and an off-white mist tone. The pale background keeps the wall feeling open rather than closed in, the charcoal trees add grounding depth without darkening the whole room, and the gold accents catch warm light from lamps or pendant fittings in the evening.

Will the palm trees look too small on a large wall?

No. The trees are drawn at a large scale relative to the whole scene, so even on a full feature wall only a portion of the grove is needed to fill the space convincingly. It reads as a single bold vista rather than a busy, fussy pattern.

Can this design run across a wide wall without an obvious repeat?

Yes. The grove is set up to continue horizontally, so on a wider wall the trees carry on into more grove rather than the scene stretching oddly or leaving a visible seam where one section meets the next.

Do I need to give exact measurements or can I choose a standard size?

There are no fixed sizes to pick from. You provide the width and height of your wall, including any awkward elements like alcoves or sloped sections, and the mural is printed to fit that specific space rather than trimmed down from a stock size.