Description
What colours are used in Kampala Wallpaper?
The design combines burnt orange, coral and sage-teal clusters set against an almost-black ground. Orange and coral sit close together on the colour wheel, so they read as a calm, cohesive pairing even at this density, while the teal gives just enough contrast to keep the eye moving across the wall without feeling busy.
Will this pattern look too busy on a small wall?
The dotted circles are sized to be read as a mosaic from across a room rather than as fine texture up close, so on a single feature wall it reads as a strong, organised pattern rather than clutter. In a smaller room it works best kept to one wall, left to anchor plainer furnishings around it.
What is the motif in this design based on?
Each circle is built from hundreds of small dots in a single colour, overlapping like a hand-made mosaic or a cluster of coins. The circles sit edge to edge across the paper, so the repeat reads less like a single motif and more like a continuous woven surface.
How does this pattern handle wall corners?
Because the circles are irregular and overlap, wrapping the paper around an internal corner in one continuous piece tends to crease and distort the shapes. It generally looks neater to cut the paper at the corner and overlap the two edges slightly rather than bending one length around it.
Do you need to work around light switches when hanging this wallpaper?
Switch and plug covers are removed before the paper goes up, so the pattern runs straight across the wall including over sockets. Once the paper is hung and trimmed, the covers are screwed back on over the top, which hides the cut edge completely.

































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