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What colours are in the Mural Foliage Review design?
The palette sits in one family, moving from deep forest green at the top through brighter lime green on the trailing vines, against an off-white background. Because the greens are close together on the colour wheel rather than opposite, the overall effect reads calm and cohesive instead of busy, which suits a wall you want to live with rather than one that demands constant attention.
Does the foliage pattern repeat across the wall?
No. This is a single scene sized to fit your wall rather than a repeating pattern, so the leaves and vines are mapped out once from top to bottom. That means no joins interrupt a leaf halfway, and the trailing vines can be positioned to hang naturally rather than lining up in a grid.
Will this design suit a small or narrow wall?
The mural is built to cover walls up to roughly 1.8 metres wide, with the foliage concentrated along the top and the vines reaching down, so even a narrower wall still reads as a full scene rather than a cropped fragment. It works well on a single feature wall rather than wrapping around a room.
Do I need to let the mural sit before hanging it?
Yes, it helps to leave the material in the room for a day before you start. This gives it time to adjust to the room's temperature and humidity, so it lies flatter and settles more evenly once it is up, rather than shifting slightly as the room warms or cools afterwards.
How do I avoid bubbles when putting this mural up?
Work outwards from the centre of each panel as you smooth it onto the wall. This pushes any trapped air towards the edges instead of leaving it caught in the middle, which matters here because the pale background between the vines shows imperfections more readily than the denser leaf areas at the top.

































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