Description
What colours are in this cheetah wallpaper?
The background is a soft sage green, with the cheetahs painted in warm tan and gold, marked with black rosette spots and white muzzle and chest patches. The green sits on the cool side, so it recedes slightly and keeps the wall feeling settled, while the warm tan coats stop the whole thing turning flat.
How big do the cheetahs look on the wall?
Each cheetah is drawn at a bold, legible scale, so the pattern reads as a series of full animal portraits rather than a busy repeat. From across a living room or hallway you’ll see individual cheetahs clearly, which makes it read as a statement rather than a background texture.
Which rooms work well with this design?
It suits a living room or dining room feature wall where there’s space to appreciate the scale of the cheetahs, and it works equally well in a hallway where people pass rather than sit close to it. A bedroom wall behind the headboard is another good option if you want a calmer green tone nearby.
Won’t a print like this feel too loud in a room?
Drama comes from contrast rather than from having lots of colours, and this design keeps its palette restrained with just green, tan, black and white. The black rosettes against the soft green give it punch without needing a bright or busy colour scheme, so it reads bold without overwhelming the room.
How do I bring this pattern into the rest of the room?
Rather than trying to match every accessory to the wallpaper, pull one colour out of it, such as the tan of the cheetah coats or the black of the spots, and repeat that in cushions, a throw or a rug. This single-colour link ties the room together far more convincingly than matching everything at once.








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