Description
What colours is the Aztec Wallpaper available in?
This design is black on a white ground, with no secondary colour. The high contrast makes it read as a strong graphic statement rather than a soft backdrop, so it works well against plain furniture and pale flooring where the pattern can carry the room without competing colours getting in the way.
How big does the pattern look once it's on the wall?
The diamond medallions and chevrons are legible from across a room rather than close up, so a handful of repeats will fill an average wall. It reads as a bold, considered motif rather than fine texture, which suits a feature wall where you want the pattern itself to be the focus.
What style of room does this pattern suit?
The hand-drawn, slightly irregular linework gives it a bohemian, globally-inflected feel rather than a strict geometric precision. It sits comfortably with natural textures like linen, rattan and timber, and works as a dramatic monochrome anchor in an otherwise simple, neutral room.
Will the pattern match up where the panels join?
Yes. The design is printed so the pattern lines up at the seams, provided the panels are hung in the order they're numbered, working from one edge of the wall across to the other. Keeping them in sequence as you unroll them is what keeps the repeat continuous.
Does a pattern this size waste a lot of paper?
A repeat of this scale needs a little more trimming than a small, dense print, since each drop has to be cut to keep the diamonds aligned. This is already accounted for when the wallpaper is printed to your wall's measurements, so it isn't something you need to calculate yourself.

































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