Description
What colours are in the Uneven Stripe Forest Floor design?
The design moves through deep forest green, sage and olive, with a single warm clay-brown line running through the bands and pale cream stripes breaking up the darker tones. Because greens read darker and more saturated across a whole wall than on a small sample, expect the finished wall to feel richer and more enveloping than a swatch suggests.
Will this wallpaper make a small room feel darker?
The darker green stripes will read as a dominant tone on the wall, but because the bands are uneven and broken by cream and olive, the wall keeps some visual lift rather than going flat. Used on one wall it tends to blur the corner lines, which can make a small room feel considered rather than closed in.
Is this stripe pattern bold enough for a feature wall?
Yes, the stripes are wide and uneven rather than fine and even, so they read as clear bands from across a room and work well as a single statement wall. Pair it with plain walls either side so the striping stays the focal point instead of competing with other pattern.
Do the stripes need to line up when hanging?
Yes. The pattern is designed to align at the seams, so unrolling the drops and numbering them in order before hanging keeps the stripes running true from one panel to the next as you work across the wall.
Can I hang this wallpaper over a textured wall?
It is best avoided. Stippled, textured or bare concrete surfaces are the most common reason wallpaper fails to stick properly, so the wall should be smooth, clean and dry before papering for the stripes to sit flat and straight.

































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