Description
What colours are in the Pizazz Trellis Oxblood design?
The design pairs a deep oxblood red line against an ivory-white background. The oxblood carries the weight of the pattern while the ivory keeps the wall feeling open, so the combination reads rich without closing a room in, and works well set against dark wood floors or brass hardware.
How big is the trellis pattern on the wall?
The interlocking lattice is drawn at a large scale, so only a handful of repeats are needed to fill a typical wall. From across a room it reads as a strong, continuous graphic rather than a fine texture, which makes it suit a feature wall more than a busy, furniture-heavy one.
Will this wallpaper look too dark for my room?
Johannesburg's strong, high-altitude daylight tends to intensify bold colour rather than wash it out, so this oxblood trellis will likely look even more saturated on a sunlit wall than it appears here. It is worth viewing a sample in your own room's light before committing to a full wall.
Does the pattern line up properly once it's on the wall?
Yes. The panels are numbered and hung in sequence from one edge of the wall across, and the trellis lines are designed to continue smoothly from one drop into the next. Unrolling and hanging them in order, left to right, keeps the repeat aligned at every seam.
Is this wallpaper made in South Africa?
Yes, it's printed locally in South Africa, with each order produced to the measurements supplied for the wall rather than cut from pre-made stock.

































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