Description
What animals are shown in this design?
The design brings together lions, giraffes, elephants, zebras, monkeys, a leopard and a cockatoo, all set among palm fronds and banana leaves. The variety keeps the eye moving across the wall, so it suits a room where you want a wall to hold attention rather than fade into the background, such as a hallway or dining room.
What colours does this wallpaper use and how will they read on a wall?
The palette runs from deep forest green through warm browns and tans to ivory and black, with the green forming most of the background. Colour intensifies across a full wall compared with a small sample, so the green will likely look richer and darker once it is up, giving the animals more contrast to stand out against.
Will this pattern feel overwhelming in a smaller room?
The animals and foliage sit close together with little open ground between them, so the design carries plenty of visual weight. It works well as a single feature wall where the rest of the room stays simple, letting the density read as a considered statement rather than clutter, especially in a hallway or entrance where you pass through rather than linger.
Should I keep the furniture simple in a room with this wallpaper?
Because the design is packed with detail, it works best paired with plain or lightly patterned furniture and soft furnishings. Putting a busy sofa or heavily patterned rug against an equally busy wall makes both harder to read, so keeping one side of the room quiet lets the wallpaper do the work.
Will the dark background make my room feel smaller?
Not necessarily. Dark colour on a wall softens the line where the wall meets the ceiling and corners, so the eye has less of a hard edge to judge the room’s size against. In a small room this often reads as intentional and enveloping rather than cramped, particularly in a dining room or study used mainly in the evening.








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