Description
What does the Pizazz Trellis Navy pattern actually look like?
It's a continuous geometric lattice built from interlocking hexagon shapes and curved ogee lines, drawn in a single bold navy linework on a plain cream ground. The lines cross and loop in a repeating grid, so the whole wall reads as one connected trellis rather than separate motifs scattered across it.
What colours are used in this wallpaper?
Just two: a deep navy line against a soft off-white cream ground. Navy carries a cool undertone, so it pairs cleanly with other cool neutrals and whites in a room, while the cream keeps the overall wall from reading too heavy. Keeping trim and skirtings in a crisp white lets the contrast do the work.
Does this pattern suit a feature wall or a full room?
The design is graphic enough to carry a single wall on its own, so it works best as a feature behind a table, desk or sideboard rather than wrapped around every wall. Pairing it with plainer furniture nearby keeps the trellis as the clear focus of the room.
Is navy and cream too strong a contrast for a smaller room?
The strength here comes from the contrast between the two tones rather than from using many colours, and a restrained two-tone palette at this contrast can actually read bolder than a busier, brighter scheme. Used on one wall, it reads as confident rather than overwhelming, even in a compact space.
Will the trellis still look right on a narrower wall?
Pattern scale is really judged against the wall it sits on rather than the room around it. On a narrow stretch of wall, fewer repeats are visible and the lattice can read more like texture, while across a longer wall the full hexagon motif shows through clearly as a graphic repeat.

































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