Description
What colours are used in the Red Fish Shoal design?
The fish are drawn in a deep, saturated red with white linework picking out scales and fins, set against a soft cream background with a subtle linen texture. The red carries warmth without tipping into orange, and the cream keeps the wall from feeling heavy, so it sits comfortably with timber, brass or warm neutral furnishings.
How large is the fish motif on the wall?
Each fish is drawn at a generous size, so only a handful of repeats are needed to fill a standard wall. From across a room the shoal reads clearly as individual fish rather than a busy texture, which is what gives the design its presence without becoming overwhelming.
Does the pattern line up as a continuous repeat?
Yes, the fish are arranged swimming in one direction with no obvious seam, so panels hung in sequence continue the shoal across the wall. There is no single focal fish the eye hunts for, which makes it forgiving if part of the wall is broken up by a doorway or window.
Is this wallpaper suitable for a kitchen or bathroom?
The peel and stick and DuraMatte finishes used for this design are both rated for wet zones, so it can go up in a kitchen splashback, bathroom or shower wall. Sealing the edges with a clear silicone caulk is worth doing, since that stops water reaching the adhesive behind the print.
Will the red fade if the wall gets a lot of sun?
Any printed wallpaper will soften over years in direct, sustained sunlight, but a deep colour like this red holds its depth for longer than a pale one would. On a wall that takes full afternoon sun through an unshaded window, that makes the darker palette the more practical choice.









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