Description
What is the design on Sunbird Bower Tonal?
The pattern shows sunbirds perched among flowering branches and broad leaves, drawn with fine linework in the style of a botanical illustration. Each repeat places a bird within a dense tangle of jasmine-like blooms and foliage, so the eye keeps finding new detail rather than spotting an obvious grid straight away.
What colours are used in this wallpaper?
Sunbird Bower Tonal sits in sage green, charcoal and cream, with rust-toned stems running through the foliage. Because the greens sit close together on the colour wheel, the overall effect is calm and cohesive rather than busy, which suits a wall you want to live with rather than a short-lived accent.
Will the pattern look too busy on a full wall?
The leaves and birds are large enough to read clearly from across a room, but the tonal palette keeps contrast low, so the wall settles into a texture rather than shouting. It works well as a single feature wall next to plain painted walls, or in a smaller room like a cloakroom or study nook.
How do you deal with corners when hanging a patterned wallpaper like this?
Since most rooms aren't perfectly square, wrapping a branching pattern like this around an internal corner in one length usually creases and throws the leaves out of alignment. It reads better to cut the panel at the corner and overlap the next length slightly, which keeps the repeat looking continuous.
Does the wallpaper need time to settle before it's hung?
Leaving the rolls in the room for a day before hanging lets the paper adjust to the temperature and humidity it will actually live in. This matters more in rooms with big sliding doors or a lot of direct sun, where conditions can shift noticeably between morning and afternoon.









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