Description
What colours does the Dark Hume design use?
The palette moves between a deep navy-purple background, muted bottle green foliage and warm cream-to-peach plumeria blooms. The navy ground recedes in daylight, making it easy to balance with mid-tone furniture, while the peach flowers lift the darker tones so the wall doesn't read as flat or heavy.
Are there hummingbirds in this wallpaper pattern?
Yes, two hummingbirds in iridescent green and bronze feed from the plumeria blooms, giving the pattern a sense of movement alongside the still foliage and flowers. They sit at different points in the repeat, so no two viewing angles land on quite the same arrangement of birds and blooms.
How big do the flowers look once it's on a wall?
The plumeria blooms are drawn at a large scale, so only a handful of repeats are needed to fill most walls. This makes the pattern read clearly from across a room rather than blending into texture, which suits a single wall rather than a fully wrapped space.
Which wall should I paper with this design?
Because the pattern is dense and dark, it works best on the wall you see first on entering the room, or the one the furniture is already arranged to face. Papering a wall that sits behind the viewer, out of the main sightline, wastes the detail in the flowers and birds.
Will the dark background fade in direct sun?
All printed wallpaper softens slightly over years of direct sun, but a deep palette like this navy background holds its depth longer than a pale one would. If the wall takes strong afternoon sun through an unshaded window, this colourway is a sound choice for longevity.

































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