Description
What colours are used in the Mural Inspired Snow design?
The piece sits in taupe, white and grey, with warm taupe forming the base and crisp white tracing the wing shapes. Taupe is a warm neutral and tends to advance slightly on a wall, grounding a larger room, and it works well as the main feature colour in a 60-30-10 scheme, picking up grey and white in soft furnishings.
How large is the wing pattern on the wall?
The wings are drawn at an oversized scale, so only a repeat or two is needed to fill most walls. This suits a single feature wall in a living room or entrance, where the motif reads as one large composition rather than a busy repeat.
What design style is this mural?
The fanned wings, sharp lines and symmetrical layout take their cue from Art Deco pattern-making, set against a softer, weathered backdrop of clouds and bare branches. It reads as a considered, grown-up design rather than a purely decorative repeat, suiting rooms with clean furniture lines.
Will the pattern line up on a wide wall?
Yes. This mural continues horizontally without a visible seam, so on a wall wider than a single panel the scene simply carries on rather than stretching or leaving a gap at the join. That makes it a practical choice for a long living room or hallway wall.
Can this mural be made to fit an awkward wall?
Because a mural isn't cut from fixed-size rolls, it's printed to the measurements you give, including stairwells, alcoves and walls with a sloped ceiling. You supply the wall dimensions and the design is scaled to those exact proportions before printing.






























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