What colours are in this forest mural?

The scene sits in soft sage and mid green with white blossom scattered through the canopy and warm brown trunks anchoring the base. Green is a restful colour that recedes rather than advances, so it works well in rooms where you want a calm backdrop rather than a loud focal point.

Will this design suit a small room?

Because the trees are tall and the mist lightens towards the top, the design tends to draw the eye upward, which helps a room with lower ceilings feel less boxed in. It reads well on a single feature wall rather than needing full coverage to make sense.

Is the scale of the trees too large for a normal wall?

The trees are drawn at a scale meant to fill most of a wall's height, so on an average room wall they read as a few tall trunks rather than a repeating pattern. This gives a big, immersive feel without the busyness of a smaller repeat.

Can this mural be sized to fit my exact wall, including an awkward angle?

Yes, there are no fixed panel sizes to cut down from. You give the width and height of the wall, including any stairwell or sloped section, and the scene is printed to those measurements so it fits properly rather than being trimmed on site.

Will the trees look stretched or squashed on a wider or narrower wall than shown here?

No, the artwork is scaled and cropped to your wall rather than stretched to fit it, so the trees keep their natural proportions. On a wall with a different shape to the one shown, some of the outer trees or sky are trimmed rather than the whole image being distorted.