Description
What colours are in this wallpaper?
The design sits on a crisp white ground with deep and sage green foliage, lifted by orange and yellow bird of paradise flowers. Green is one of the most restful colours for a room meant for unwinding, while the warm orange accents add energy without taking over, making the combination easy to live with on a feature wall.
How big does the leaf pattern look on a wall?
The leaves are drawn at a generous scale, with full monstera and banana fronds filling most of the repeat. On a wall it reads as a bold, legible motif rather than fine texture, so it works best where there's enough wall width to let a few leaves unfurl properly rather than being cropped by furniture or doorways.
Is this design mostly leaves or does it include flowers too?
Foliage is the dominant feature, with monstera, banana leaf and palm shapes layered closely together, but bird of paradise flowers in warm orange and yellow appear through the repeat as a secondary focal point. The leaves carry the pattern while the flowers give the eye somewhere to land.
Which wall should I choose for this pattern?
Pick the wall that faces you when you walk into the room, since that is where a bold botanical print like this earns its keep. Papering a wall you only see from behind furniture or round a corner wastes the impact, so plan it against the view from the doorway rather than the furniture layout.
Will this pattern suit a small room or just larger spaces?
Judge it against the wall rather than the room itself. In a compact space with a long enough wall, the large leaves still read as a clear motif rather than texture, so it isn't only suited to big rooms provided there's a reasonably unbroken stretch of wall to show it off.































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