Description
What flowers are shown in this wallpaper?
The design traces king protea heads at different stages alongside slender fynbos sprigs and feathery foliage, all rendered as fine ivory linework rather than solid colour. The layout repeats across the roll so blooms and stems interlock from panel to panel without an obvious seam.
How large do the protea motifs look on the wall?
The protea heads are drawn at a bold scale, so even from across a room the blooms read clearly rather than blending into texture. A single wall will typically show only a handful of repeats, which keeps the pattern graphic and legible rather than busy.
What colours are in this design and how will they work in my room?
It pairs ivory and pale sage against a deep forest-green ground. The green is a cool, receding tone that pushes the wall back visually, while the pale linework advances slightly to keep detail crisp, making it a good partner for a room where you want depth without heaviness.
Do I need to do anything to my wall before hanging this paper?
If the wall has been finished with a stain-resistant or self-cleaning paint, prime it first, since those paints are designed to shed things including adhesive. A plain painted or plastered wall just needs to be clean, dry and smooth before you start.
How do I keep the pattern straight when I hang it?
Work from a plumb line rather than the corner of the room for your first drop, since every following panel is positioned against it. A few extra minutes spent getting that first length vertical keeps the protea repeat aligned all the way around the wall.









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