Description
How big is the pattern on this wallpaper?
The palms, ferns and bromeliad-like centre are painted at a large scale, so only a few repeats are needed to cover a wall. From across a living room or hallway the leaves read clearly rather than blurring into texture, which makes the design suit a single feature wall rather than four full walls.
What colours does Descolorido Drench come in?
The palette settles into teal-green and citrus yellow against a white ground, with only a hint of pink at the leaf tips. Greens are among the most forgiving colours for rooms meant for rest, so this combination suits a bedroom or living room wall without feeling demanding over time.
Is this a tropical or botanical design?
The print reads as botanical rather than tropical-kitsch, built from overlapping palm fronds, fine ferns and a central bromeliad-style leaf cluster rendered in loose watercolour. It carries a tropical mood without using flowers, making it a good match for rooms that want greenery without a literal jungle scene.
Do I need to let the wallpaper settle before hanging it?
Yes, it helps to leave the rolls in the room where they'll be hung for a day before installation. This gives the paper time to adjust to the room's temperature and humidity, so it lies flatter and the pattern aligns more easily once it goes up.
How much of the room should I paper with a bold print like this?
A good guide is the 60-30-10 split: let a neutral dominate most of the room, use this wallpaper on one wall as the secondary colour at around 30 per cent, then pick up its yellow or teal-green in cushions or artwork as the accent.

































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