Description
What colours are in Pizazz Trellis Sage?
The design uses two colours: a muted sage green trellis line on an off-white ground. Green is one of the easiest colours to live with in rooms meant for rest, since it doesn't raise the energy of a space the way reds or oranges do, which makes this suited to bedrooms, studies or living rooms where you want calm rather than stimulation.
Will this pattern look too busy on a feature wall?
No. The sage line sits on a generous amount of off-white, so even with the trellis repeating continuously the overall effect stays light. It works well as a single feature wall and holds its own without needing the rest of the room kept deliberately plain.
Is the trellis pattern too small for a large wall?
The hexagon and arch motif is legible from across a room rather than fine or dense, so it won't disappear into texture on a bigger wall. On a long or tall wall the repeats build into a clear, continuous lattice rather than reading as a flat pattern.
Which wall in the room should I paper with this design?
Choose the wall you see first on entering the room, or the one your furniture is already arranged around, rather than a wall tucked out of sightline. That's the wall that gets the most daily use from pattern like this, so it's worth prioritising over one you rarely look at directly.
Does this design suit a sunny Highveld room?
Yes. Johannesburg's bright highveld daylight pushes colour towards fuller saturation, so the sage green will read a little stronger on a sunlit wall than it does on screen. It's worth bearing in mind when picking a room that gets a lot of direct light during the day.

































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