Description
What colours does the Logos wallpaper come in?
The design works in burnt orange and gold, a clear sky blue, and a deep brown used for outline and shading. The orange and blue sit opposite each other on the colour wheel, which keeps the pattern lively rather than muddy, while the brown grounds it so the wall doesn't feel overly bright against plain furniture.
Is this a big, bold pattern or a subtle one?
It's a large-scale motif. The mandala and sunburst shapes are big enough that only a few repeats fill an average wall, so the pattern reads clearly from across a room rather than blending into texture. It suits a wall you want to notice, not one you want to recede.
What style is this design – will it suit an eclectic home?
Yes, it leans bohemian: dense, hand-drawn looking detail, mixed motifs and a global, layered feel rather than a strict grid. It sits comfortably with woven textures, wood furniture and mixed patterns, and works best as a single statement wall rather than paired with another strong print.
Will this pattern look too strong if I can see it from other rooms?
In an open-plan layout a papered wall is often visible from the kitchen or passage as well as from the room itself, so it helps to picture it from those angles too. Because this design is bold and saturated, keep the view from adjoining spaces in mind rather than only the furniture placed directly in front of it.
Will the colours still look this vivid on my wall?
Highveld daylight is particularly strong, and that tends to push already-saturated colours like this orange and blue further rather than softening them. A pattern that looks bold on screen will generally read even more intense once it's up in a sunlit South African room, so consider a sample first if you want a gentler effect.
































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