Description
What colours does the Grasscloth Quilt wallpaper come in?
The design sits in cream and taupe, moving between pale panels and warmer tan sections of woven detail. Because neither tone is dark, the wall stays light and doesn't compete with furniture, which makes it easy to pair with timber, leather or linen pieces already in the room.
How large is the pattern repeat on this wallpaper?
Each woven square reads as a quilted patch rather than one large motif, so the pattern settles into texture once it covers a full wall. Up close the crosshatch and striped weave is visible, but from across a room it reads as a soft, structured surface rather than a loud pattern.
Does this wallpaper have visible texture or is it a flat print?
The print itself is flat to the touch, but the woven grasscloth effect is detailed enough to look dimensional on the wall, especially where the horizontal and crosshatch sections meet. It gives a wall body and warmth without the upkeep that real grasscloth needs.
Does this design look different depending on where the light comes from?
Because the surface mimics a woven texture, it behaves differently depending on how light falls across it. A wall facing a window and lit flat on will look even and soft, while a wall beside a window catching raking light will show more depth and shadow in the weave.
Does this wallpaper need a particular type of wall to go up well?
Wallpaper generally sits best on a smooth, plastered surface, and that holds true here. Wall finishes across South Africa range from smooth skimmed plaster to rougher render, so a rough wall is worth skimming first rather than papering straight over the texture underneath.

































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