Description
What colours are in the Spring Hillside Chinoiserie mural?
The mural sits on a pale duck-egg ground scattered with coral and peach blossom, soft white peonies and deep green foliage. The duck-egg base keeps a wall feeling light and airy even when the branches are dense, while the coral tones add warmth without the intensity of a saturated red, so the wall stays easy to sit a bed or dining table against.
How big do the branches and birds look once it's on a wall?
The branches are drawn to climb floor to ceiling, so on a full wall they read at real tree scale rather than as a small repeating motif. The birds and butterflies are large enough to recognise clearly from across a room, which is why this design tends to work best carrying one wall on its own, with the rest of the room left plain.
What birds and insects are shown in the design?
The scene includes a long-tailed magpie-like bird perched mid-branch, several small warblers in flight or resting among the blossom, and butterflies scattered through the upper branches. Each is painted individually rather than stamped as a repeat, which is part of what gives a mural its one-off, scene-like feel rather than a patterned wallpaper look.
Will the design look cut off on a wide wall?
No – this scene has been built to carry on sideways without a seam, so if your wall is wider than one drop the hillside and branches simply continue across rather than stopping abruptly or needing to repeat from the start. It keeps the whole wall reading as one unbroken view.
Can I get this sized to an unusual wall, like a stairwell?
Yes – as a mural it has no fixed size to cut down from. You give the exact measurements of the wall, including an awkward stairwell, a dormer or a sloped ceiling, and the scene is printed to fit that space rather than trimmed from a standard roll.










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