Description
What colours are in this mural?
The design sits in soft white blossom, sage green foliage and a hazy blue-grey sky. These cooler, muted tones are among the easiest to live with in a room meant for rest, since green and grey settle a space rather than energising it, while the white blossom lifts the wall without adding visual weight.
What kind of birds are shown in the design?
Four white cranes with black wingtips and red-marked heads are shown mid-flight around the tree's branches. Their open wings and scattered positions give the scene a sense of movement, carrying the eye from the lower corners up through the blossom towards the trunk.
What tree is shown in this design?
A large flowering tree with trailing, willow-like branches dominates the scene, its canopy covered in small white blossoms and pale green leaves. The gnarled trunk sweeps from grassy ground at the base up and across the top of the composition.
Do I need a big wall for this kind of mural?
A scene like this is composed to be taken in as a whole, so it works best on a wall you can stand back from, such as a living area or main bedroom wall. A corridor or landing you only pass through suits a repeating pattern better than a single composed scene.
Will furniture in front of the mural cover part of the design?
Since this is one continuous scene rather than a repeat, anything placed against the wall, a sofa back or a headboard, will permanently hide that section of branches or birds. It is worth deciding which part of the tree you want visible before settling on furniture placement.

































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