Description
What colours are in this wallpaper?
The design sits in deep navy blue against a warm cream background, close to classic Delft pottery. Blue is a cool tone that visually recedes, so a wall papered in this pattern will feel like it steps back slightly, which is useful for making a dining room or hallway feel less boxed in.
How large is the elephant and palm tree pattern?
The motif is generous in scale, with full elephants, tall palms and birds arranged in tall mirrored columns. On a full wall this reads as distinct figures rather than a fine texture, so it works best where there is enough unbroken wall to let a repeat or two play out properly.
Which room does this elephant print work best in?
The formal symmetry and animal subject suit a dining room, where guests have time to look at the detail, or a hallway, where it makes an impression in passing. It also holds its own in a living room, particularly alongside plain furniture and simple flooring that let the pattern lead.
Will this pattern feel overwhelming on a smaller wall?
Pattern scale is really about the wall it sits on rather than the room size. On a narrow or broken-up wall, less of the repeat is visible at once, so the elephants and palms will read more like a general texture. On a longer, uninterrupted wall the figures come through clearly as the main event.
Should the skirting boards match or contrast with this wallpaper?
A skirting board and architrave in a contrasting tone, such as off-white or a soft grey, will frame the papered wall like a picture and sharpen the pattern’s edges. Painting them to match the cream background instead lets the wall read as one continuous plane, which suits a calmer, more minimal finish.
































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