Description
What colours are in this design?
The palette is a deep warm brown against a soft cream background, with touches of white in the fish scales and fins. The brown has a warm, earthy undertone rather than a cold grey-brown, which makes it sit comfortably with timber, brass and other warm materials already in a room.
How big do the fish look on the wall?
Each fish is drawn at a generous size, so the shoal reads clearly from across a room rather than blurring into texture. A few repeats fill a standard wall, making it a strong option for a single feature wall rather than a quiet all-over background.
Is this a busy pattern or a subtle one?
It sits somewhere in between. The linen-effect background keeps things calm, while the detailed engraving style on each fish gives the design enough presence to hold its own on a feature wall without overwhelming a smaller room.
Will the brown make a room feel smaller?
Warm tones like this brown tend to advance, making a wall feel a touch closer rather than receding into the background. That works well on one wall of a larger kitchen or dining room, where it adds a sense of enclosure without needing to cover every surface.
Will the colour look the same as it does on screen?
Expect the brown to read a little deeper and more saturated once it covers a full wall, since a large surface reflects its own colour back into the room. It's worth viewing a sample in the room at different times of day before committing to the full wall.








Reviews
There are no reviews yet.