Description
What does the pattern in Cortes Tile look like?
Each repeat centres on a scrolling medallion, navy curls folding around a mustard star with a teal core, set against a cream ground scattered with smaller quarter-motifs. The layout is symmetrical and tile-like, so it reads as a continuous grid of medallions once panels are hung side by side, rather than a single busy surface.
What colours does Cortes Tile come in?
The design combines deep navy blue, teal and warm mustard against a cream background. Navy carries most of the weight and keeps the piece from feeling flat, while teal and mustard add warmth without overwhelming a room. Under Johannesburg's strong, high-altitude light these tones intensify, so a wall in full sun looks richer than it does on screen.
Will the motif look too busy on a feature wall?
Each medallion is sized to stay legible as a whole from across a room, rather than breaking into small scattered marks the way a finer print would. On a single wall or alcove it is bold enough to read as the focus, while the surrounding cream keeps breathing space between repeats.
Can I use Cortes Tile wallpaper in a bathroom or kitchen?
Yes. Both the peel-and-stick and DuraMatte finishes are suitable for wet areas, so this pattern can go up in a bathroom, around a shower wall or as a kitchen splashback. It is worth running a bead of clear silicone caulk along the edges, since trapped moisture working behind an edge causes problems, not the print itself.
What kind of wall does this wallpaper need?
A smooth, evenly plastered wall gives the best result, letting the medallions line up cleanly across panels. South African wall finishes vary a good deal, from skimmed plaster to rougher render, and a textured or uneven wall is better skimmed first than papered directly, since any bump or seam will show through a pattern this graphic.

































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