Description
What colours are used in this wallpaper?
The background is a pale duck-egg blue with blossom in white and soft blush pink, monkeys rendered in charcoal grey and black, and leaves in muted sage green. Cool blues like this tend to recede rather than advance, which makes the wall feel further away and works well if the room already feels a little tight or narrow.
Is this design too busy for a small room?
The vertical branches keep the eye moving upward rather than across, and the pale blue ground between the blossom gives the pattern room to breathe. It reads as detailed up close but calms down at a distance, so it holds its own on one wall without needing the whole room papered.
How big do the monkeys appear once it’s on the wall?
The monkeys and blossom branches are large enough to read clearly from across a room, with only a handful of vertical repeats needed to fill an average wall. It sits at a bolder scale than a small ditsy print, so it works best as a single feature wall rather than wrapped around a whole room.
Will this pattern show up bumps or marks on my wall?
Because the branches repeat in a regular vertical line, any dents, filler ridges or old picture-hook holes underneath will be more noticeable than they would be in a busy all-over scene. It’s worth running a hand over the wall and filling any obvious marks before hanging.
Does it matter how the first strip is hung?
It does. The first drop sets the line for every strip after it, so it pays to hang it against a plumb line rather than against the corner of the room, which is rarely perfectly straight. A few extra minutes here keeps the vertical branches looking properly aligned across the wall.








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