Description
What colours are in this mural?
The palette sits between soft sage green and pale ivory, with the tree canopies darker and the grass and sky almost bleached. Greens like this are among the easiest colours to live with in a room meant for rest, since they don't raise the energy of the space the way a red or orange scheme would.
Will this mural suit a small wall or a feature wall?
It reads best on a wall long enough to be seen from a few steps back, since the composition is built to be taken in as a whole rather than glimpsed close up. A hallway you walk straight through isn't ideal; a living or dining wall you sit opposite works far better.
Does this design work behind a bed?
Yes, reasonably well. Because the composition has tree clusters at both the left and right rather than one single focal point in the middle, it still holds together even when the centre is covered by a bedhead and pillows, which is often not the case with scenic murals.
How should I choose which wall to paper?
Pick the wall you actually face when you walk into the room, or the one the furniture is already arranged towards, since that's the wall that gets looked at. Papering a wall that's out of sightline from the doorway means the scene does less work than it could.
Will furniture placed in front of it hide part of the scene?
Any sofa, bed or cabinet placed against this wall will cover whatever sits behind it, so it's worth deciding in advance whether the tree canopies or the grassy foreground matter more to you before settling on furniture placement and wall choice.
































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