Description
What colours does the Ashra Damask Ray wallpaper come in?
The design sits on a deep teal ground with turquoise, slate blue and orange worked through the paisley motifs. The cool teal and blue recede into the wall, giving it depth, while the orange lifts forward and adds warmth. Together they read calm from a distance and more intricate up close, so the wall never feels flat.
Is this a paisley or floral wallpaper?
It combines classic paisley teardrop shapes with small flowers, leaves and scrollwork layered through each curve. The motifs interlock into a continuous, symmetrical repeat typical of damask-style patterns, giving the wall a formal structure even though the detail inside each shape is intricate and varied.
How will the pattern look on a full wall?
The paisley shapes are large enough to read clearly from across a room, while the floral detail inside keeps it interesting up close. A couple of repeats fill an average wall, so the design works best as a feature rather than spread across every wall in a room.
Will a dark wallpaper like this make my room feel smaller?
Not necessarily. Because the background is so dark, it blurs the line where the wall meets the ceiling and corners, which removes the edges your eye normally uses to measure a room. Many people find a dark, pattern-heavy wall like this makes a small room feel considered rather than cramped.
How do I use this wallpaper without overdoing the pattern?
Treat it as the secondary colour in the room rather than the whole scheme. Papering one wall and keeping the rest plain lets it sit at around thirty per cent of the space, with the orange tones in the design picked up again in a cushion or throw to tie the room together.

































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