Description
What colours does the Hudson Forest mural use?
The palette sits in warm beige and deep green, with the trunks reading as soft brown against the linen-look backdrop. Beige backgrounds read as a neutral base that keeps the room calm, while the green fronds carry enough depth to anchor a wall without competing with furniture in wood tones or dark upholstery.
How tall do the palm trees look once it's on the wall?
The tallest trees run close to the full height of the scene, so on a wall of around 2.4 to 3 metres the canopy sits near the ceiling line while the lower fan palms fill the skirting area. That makes it a strong, full-height feature for a living room or bedroom wall rather than a small accent panel.
Is the background a plain colour or does it have texture?
Behind the palms the design carries a woven, linen-like texture rather than a flat colour, with a second, paler row of palm trees faded into the distance. That layering gives the mural a sense of depth on the wall, so it reads more like a soft, atmospheric scene than a graphic repeat.
Can the mural be made to fit my exact wall size, even if it's an odd shape?
Yes, there are no fixed panel sizes to choose from. You give the measurements of your wall, including any sloped ceiling, stairwell or alcove, and the palm scene is printed to match those dimensions rather than cut down from a standard size.
Will the proportions of the palms look right on a narrower or wider wall?
The scene is scaled and cropped to your wall rather than stretched, so the trees keep their natural proportions whatever width you order. On a wall with different proportions to the one shown, the composition is trimmed at the edges rather than distorted to fill the space.

































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