Description
What dinosaurs are shown in this wallpaper?
The design mixes long-necked sauropods in green and teal, a spiky-backed stegosaurus-like creature, and a horned triceratops in both navy and red. Palm trees, volcanoes and hand-drawn ROAR call-outs fill the gaps between them, giving the repeat a storybook, prehistoric-jungle feel without any single motif dominating the wall.
Is this design suitable for a toddler's bedroom?
Yes, the friendly, rounded shapes and playful roar lettering suit a young child's room well. Because the dinosaurs are large and legible from across the room, it works nicely on one feature wall rather than all four, giving a child something to recognise and point at without overwhelming the space.
What colours are used in this wallpaper?
The palette is green, red and navy against a light grey ground. The green and teal dinosaurs sit back visually, which keeps the wall feeling open, while the red triceratops is the warmer tone that steps forward and draws the eye, giving the design a natural focal point without needing extra decoration.
Do I need two people to hang this wallpaper?
If you're papering a full wall, it helps to have two people to keep the large dinosaur motifs level and aligned as you go. A single feature wall, which is how this design is most often used, is manageable for one person working carefully from a plumb line.
Why does the first strip of wallpaper matter so much?
Every panel after the first follows its line, so it pays to hang that opening strip against a plumb line rather than the corner of the room, which is rarely perfectly straight. Getting it right keeps the dinosaurs and palm trees marching evenly across the whole wall.

































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