Description
What colours are in the Kruger Treeline mural?
The palette sits between cool sage and olive greens and warmer taupe and mustard canopies, all set against a pale cream sky. Cool greens tend to recede into a wall while the taupe and mustard tones step forward, so the design reads with depth rather than flatness and settles easily against neutral furniture and timber tones.
Does the design include a baobab tree?
Yes, a baobab’s distinctive thick trunk and bare branches sit at the left edge of the scene, set among a run of acacia-shaped canopies of varying height and density. It anchors that end of the composition, which is worth keeping in mind when deciding which part of the wall it falls on.
Will this mural tile properly along a long wall?
The treeline is designed to repeat horizontally, so it can run the full length of a long wall without an obvious seam where one section meets the next. This makes it workable for walls wider than a single drop, including behind a sofa or along a dining wall.
Can this mural be sized to fit my exact wall?
There are no fixed panel sizes to choose between. The wall’s width and height are entered at order stage and the scene is scaled and printed to those dimensions, which also covers awkward spots like alcoves, stairwells or a wall with a sloped ceiling.
Where should I position furniture in front of this scene?
Because the treeline reads as one continuous image, a sofa, bed or sideboard placed against it will cover whatever section sits behind it. It’s worth deciding which part of the scene, the baobab end or the denser central canopies, matters most to keep visible before settling on furniture placement.

































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