Description
What colours does this wallpaper come in?
The design sits in olive green with silvery-grey highlights on the canopies, against a cream background. Olive is a muted, earthy green with enough grey in it to behave like a neutral, which means it sits easily next to timber, black metal or warmer accent colours without fighting any of them.
What is the tree motif in the pattern?
The trees are drawn as flat-topped silhouettes with spreading canopies, the kind of shape associated with wide open savanna landscapes. They are arranged at varying heights across the repeat, which gives the wall a sense of depth rather than a flat, stacked grid of identical trees.
How big does the pattern look on a full wall?
The trees are drawn at a large scale, so only a handful of canopies and trunks fill a standard wall. This makes the design read clearly from across a room and suits it well as a single feature wall rather than a pattern meant to disappear into the background.
Will the olive green look as strong as it does on screen?
Expect it to look slightly deeper and more saturated once it covers a whole wall, since a large painted or papered surface bounces its own colour back and intensifies it. A small image or swatch always reads lighter than the finished wall will.
How do I bring this wallpaper into the rest of the room?
Rather than trying to match every other surface to the paper, pull just the olive tone out and repeat it once or twice in cushions, a throw or a vase. That single echoed colour does more to unify the room than scattering several near-matches around it.









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