Description
What animals are featured in this wallpaper design?
The pattern shows pairs of black and white monkeys resting on curling bamboo branches, each pair angled slightly differently so the print doesn’t feel too regimented across a wall. Sage and teal bamboo leaves fill the spaces between them, giving the design a calm, structured rhythm rather than a busy jungle scene.
What colours will I be working with in this design?
The background sits in a warm tan with a soft, earthy undertone, while the monkeys are picked out in crisp black and white for contrast. The bamboo leaves shift between teal and sage green, cool tones that balance the warmth of the ground rather than fighting it, which keeps the overall effect calm rather than busy.
How large do the monkeys appear on a wall?
Each monkey pair sits within a fairly tight, repeating layout, so on a full wall the motif reads at a comfortable, medium scale, legible from across a room without dominating it. The spacing between pairs and the bamboo fill keeps the print feeling considered rather than crowded, even when covering a large surface.
Does the black in the design help anchor a room’s colour scheme?
Yes. The black markings on the monkeys work in the same way a touch of black anchor colour does in any scheme: a small amount of black or near-black grounds the palette and makes the surrounding tan, white and teal read more cleanly together, rather than competing for attention on the wall.
How do I tie this wallpaper into the rest of the room?
The easiest approach is to lift one colour out of the print, most often the teal or sage from the bamboo leaves, and repeat it in cushions, a throw or curtains. This single link does more to pull a room together than trying to match every colour in the paper exactly.







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