What colours are in this palm wallpaper?

The palms appear in deep green, rust terracotta, teal, olive and dusty pink against a warm cream background. Because several of these tones are quite saturated, the design tends to work best carried on one wall rather than wrapped around a whole room, where it stays lively instead of becoming a lot to live with.

How large do the palm trees look on the wall?

The palms are drawn at a generous scale, so a handful of repeats will fill most walls and each tree reads clearly from across the room. This makes it a confident choice for an open living area or entrance rather than a tucked-away corner where the motif would get cropped.

Is there a pattern behind the main palm trees?

Yes, fainter cream-on-cream palm silhouettes sit behind the coloured trees, giving the design a sense of depth without adding extra colour. This quieter layer means the wall still has visual interest up close but doesn’t compete with the bolder palms when viewed from across a room.

Which wall should I paper with this design?

Choose the wall that faces you when you walk into the room, or the one your seating or bed already faces, since that is the wall that actually gets seen and appreciated day to day. Papering a wall behind the door or out of the main sightline wastes the impact of a design this bold.

Will the palm pattern look right on a narrow wall?

It depends on how much of the repeat is visible once it’s hung, since the same motif reads as texture on a small wall but as a clear tree on a longer run. It’s worth picturing the pattern against your actual wall dimensions rather than judging it from a small image.