Description
What colours are in the Midnight Designer Wallpaper?
The design combines a deep navy background with soft blush pink anthurium blooms and muted sage green foliage. The dark ground recedes and gives the wall a sense of depth, while the warm pink advances slightly so the pattern never feels flat. It works well as the room's main feature tone, with the blush picked up again in cushions or a throw.
How big do the flowers look once this is on a wall?
The anthurium blooms and leaves are drawn at a generous scale, so only a few repeats are needed to fill a wall. From across a room the individual petals and leaf veins read clearly rather than blurring into texture, which is what gives the design its bold, statement feel.
Will a dark wallpaper like this make a room feel smaller?
A navy ground does read as moody and enclosing rather than airy, which suits a dining room, a snug, or a bedroom wall meant to feel intimate. It works best balanced by good lighting and lighter furnishings in the rest of the room, so the darkness reads as depth rather than closing the space in.
Can I see the colour before ordering a full wall?
Yes, a sample panel can be ordered before committing to the whole wall. Because a navy background shifts depending on whether the room gets morning or evening light, viewing it on your own wall under your own lighting is the most reliable way to judge how dark and warm it will actually look once hung.
Will the pattern match up where the panels join?
Yes, the repeat is designed to align at the seams when the drops are hung in the order they come off the roll. Numbering each length as you unroll it and working left to right keeps the anthurium blooms and leaves flowing continuously across the join rather than breaking the pattern.

































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