Description
What colours does this fish wallpaper come in?
The design sits in olive green and crisp white against a warm, slightly pink-beige background with a faint woven texture. Green is one of the more forgiving colours to live with on a wall, especially in rooms meant for slower pace, and it won't compete with wood tones or brass fittings nearby.
How big is the fish pattern on the wall?
Each fish is drawn at a generous size, so on a full wall you'll see a handful of repeats rather than a busy, all-over scatter. That makes it a strong focal pattern on a single wall, where the detail in the linework and shading has room to be noticed.
What style is this design and where does it work best?
It has the feel of a vintage naturalist illustration, hand-inked rather than photographic, which gives it a grown-up character without feeling delicate. It works well in kitchens, dining rooms and bathrooms where a fish motif has an obvious logic, or as a feature wall in a living space that wants some personality.
Will this pattern still look right once it's on a whole wall rather than in a small image?
Yes, but it's worth judging against the actual wall rather than the screen. A repeat this size on a narrow wall can read almost like a texture because you only see part of a fish at a time, while the same pattern across a long wall shows the full motif clearly repeating.
Can I use this wallpaper in a bathroom or kitchen splashback?
Yes, the finishes used for this design are rated for wet zones, so bathrooms, shower walls and kitchen splashbacks are all suitable. It's worth running a bead of clear silicone caulk along the edges, since water that gets behind an edge affects the adhesive rather than the printed surface itself.









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