Description
What colours are in this wallpaper?
The design sits on a near-black charcoal ground with soft sage greens, straw yellows and touches of dusty blue and blush pink through the flowers and birds. The dark base is forgiving against scuffs and daylight glare, while the muted florals keep the overall effect calm rather than bright, working well with warm wood tones and brass fittings.
Will this pattern look too busy on a wall?
Because the motifs are small and evenly scattered, the pattern reads more like a dense texture than a bold repeat once it covers a whole wall. It works best kept simple on the furniture side, letting the wall carry the detail while the room around it stays uncluttered.
Is the design too dark for a small room?
The charcoal background actually suits a small, single-function room such as a cloakroom or landing, where its richness can be enjoyed without needing to live with it all day. In a larger room it works best on one wall rather than wrapping the whole space.
How is this wallpaper installed on the wall?
It's supplied as numbered panels, either 60cm or 110cm wide, that are hung in sequence and butted edge to edge across the wall. Working from one side across in order keeps the pattern aligned and the seams tidy.
Will the colours hold up in a sunny room?
Highveld daylight is strong, so the colours will read even richer on a sunlit wall than they do on screen. The deep charcoal background is well suited to a wall that gets steady afternoon sun, since darker palettes tend to hold their depth longer than pale ones over time.

































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