Description
What colours does this cityscape wallpaper come in?
The design uses deep navy, a softer slate blue and warm cream across its stacked buildings and domes. The navy recedes into the wall, keeping a room feeling grounded rather than closing it in, while the cream highlights lift the composition and catch ambient light, pairing well with white skirting or pale timber floors.
What’s the scale of the buildings on the wall?
The cubist buildings and arches are drawn at a large scale, so only a few repeats are needed to fill most walls. From across a living room or office the shapes read as a single skyline rather than a small repeating motif, giving the design presence without feeling busy up close.
What kind of pattern is this exactly?
It’s a stacked, abstract cityscape built from geometric buildings, domes and archways rather than a realistic skyline. The flattened, cubist treatment turns ordinary architecture into an interlocking pattern, suited to rooms where a strong graphic statement is wanted rather than a literal scene.
Will the pattern match up where the panels join?
Yes. The skyline is designed so the straight edges of the buildings continue across the seams when panels are hung in the order they’re numbered, working from one edge of the wall across. Keeping that sequence as you unroll each drop is what keeps the lines of the buildings unbroken.
Will small marks or dents in my wall show under this wallpaper?
Because the design is made up of clean geometric edges, the paper follows the surface underneath closely, so dents, filler ridges or old nail holes can show through more than they would under a busy, textured print. It’s worth filling and sanding the wall smooth before hanging for the best result.

































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