Description
What colours does this leaf wallpaper come in?
The design sits in two tones: fine black line work on a soft ivory background. Because the background stays pale, the wall keeps bouncing light around the room rather than absorbing it, while the black linework gives the pattern enough definition to read clearly from across a room without darkening the space.
How large is the leaf pattern on the wall?
The leaf clusters are drawn at a generous scale, so only a handful of repeats are needed to fill most walls. This makes the pattern legible from across a room and gives it presence as a feature wall rather than disappearing into a busy, fine texture.
Does this design include flowers or only leaves?
It is strictly botanical: open, palmate leaves and wispy seed heads drawn in pen-and-ink style, with no flowers in the repeat. That keeps the look graphic and restrained rather than decorative, which suits rooms where you want pattern without it tipping into floral.
Will this wallpaper make a room with a low ceiling feel taller?
The long, upright stems running through the design draw the eye upward along the wall, which tends to make a ceiling feel higher than it is. This makes the paper a reasonable choice for a room where you want to add a sense of height rather than width.
Can I use this wallpaper behind my bed?
Yes, it works well there. Because the headboard hides the centre of the wall, only the edges of the pattern stay visible once the bed is in place, and this leaf repeat holds its shape at the margins rather than relying on one central motif, so nothing important gets lost behind the bed.































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