Description
What colours are in this wallpaper?
The monkeys are painted in black and white, set against teal bamboo leaves, olive-tan foliage and a beige ground. The beige keeps the busy motif calm rather than overwhelming, while the teal cools the warmth of the background. It sits well with wooden furniture and warm neutral flooring rather than fighting them.
Will the monkey pattern look too small on a big wall?
No, the monkey pairs and bamboo repeat at a scale designed to be legible from across a room rather than fading into texture. On a full wall you will see several groupings of monkeys clearly, so it holds its own on a living room or dining room wall without needing to be viewed up close.
What kind of room does this design suit?
The mix of monkeys and bamboo has a light, illustrative character that works well in rooms where people gather and talk, such as a living room, dining room or hallway. It pairs comfortably with natural wood, cane or rattan furniture and stays easy to live with rather than feeling like a novelty print.
Will this pattern make my room feel taller or wider?
The bamboo stems run vertically through the design, and vertical lines in a pattern tend to draw the eye upward, which can make a standard ceiling feel a little higher. Hung on a wall with reasonable height, the effect is subtle rather than dramatic, but it works in your favour rather than against it.
Is this too much pattern for a small room?
Small single-purpose rooms, such as a cloakroom or a landing, are actually where a busy pattern like this earns its place, since nobody spends long enough in them to tire of it. Used there, the monkeys and bamboo become a talking point rather than something you have to live alongside all day.








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