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What colours are used in the Uneven Stripe Sage and Blush design?
The design runs on sage green, blush pink and a cream base, with narrower accent bands in a deeper forest green and a muted burgundy running through them. The sage and cream keep the wall feeling open, while the blush and deeper accents add warmth without tipping the room into being overly bright or busy.
Are the stripes all the same width?
No, the bands are deliberately uneven, pairing wide sage and cream stripes with narrower rose, blush and dark green lines. This irregular rhythm reads more relaxed on a wall than a perfectly even stripe, and it helps the pattern sit comfortably alongside plain furniture rather than competing with it.
Will this stripe pattern suit a small room?
Yes, the medium-width bands stay legible without overwhelming a smaller wall, and the soft palette keeps the overall effect calm rather than loud. It works well on a single feature wall in a bedroom or hallway, where the vertical lines can read clearly from across the space.
How do I balance this wallpaper with my existing furniture colours?
A useful guide is the 60-30-10 split, where one colour dominates a room, a second supports it and a third appears only as an accent. Papering a single wall with this stripe naturally plays the supporting 30 per cent role, so picking up its blush or sage tones in cushions or a throw ties the room together.
Will the colours look as soft on the wall as they do in a small sample?
Not quite. A large surface reflects its own colour back onto itself, so the sage and blush will read a little deeper and more saturated across a full wall than they do in a small swatch. It's worth keeping this in mind when judging intensity from a sample alone.

































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