- FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OVER R1000
- Working Hours: Monday - Friday: 9am - 4:30pm
Not necessarily. A deep teal on one feature wall can make a small room feel cosy and intentional rather than cramped. If the room gets little natural light, choose a design with a lighter background or use teal on the wall facing the window.
Teal loves warm contrast. Mustard, blush pink, rust and burnt orange make it glow, while brass fittings, cream linen and natural timber keep it grounded. For a calmer scheme, pair it with soft grey and white.
Teal works especially well in lounges, dining rooms, studies and main bedrooms, where its depth adds atmosphere in the evening. Lighter, botanical teals also suit bathrooms and guest loos as a bold feature.
Yes. Choose Peel & Stick and you can apply a bold teal feature wall, then remove it when you move out. It's repositionable during installation, which makes lining up the pattern easier too.
FILTER BY COLOUR
CATEGORIES
