Description
What colours does this wallpaper come in?
The design sits in a warm ochre and mustard gold against a soft cream background. These tones read warm rather than cool, which works well next to timber furniture, brass fittings and leather upholstery. Because it is essentially two-tone, it reads as calmer than a multicoloured floral would across a full wall.
How large is the protea pattern on the wall?
The blooms are drawn at a large scale, so only a few repeats are needed to fill a wall and the pattern stays legible from across a room rather than blurring into texture. It suits a feature wall where you want the motif to carry the space rather than sit quietly in the background.
What style is this protea design?
It is a line-drawn botanical illustration, closer to an engraving than a flat graphic print, with visible pen strokes in the petals and foliage. This gives it a more traditional, considered feel than a bold tropical print, while still reading as a confident, large-scale pattern on a wall.
Do I need extra wallpaper to match the pattern?
Yes, a design with blooms this size needs a bit more trimming allowance than a small, tight repeat, so that the pattern lines up properly once it is cut to height. This waste is already factored in when the order is printed to your wall's measurements, so you do not need to calculate it yourself.
Will the pattern match up where the panels join?
Yes, the repeat is designed to align at the seams provided the panels are hung in the order they arrive, numbered and worked across the wall from one edge. Keeping them in sequence as you unroll them is what keeps the proteas and foliage continuous from drop to drop.









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