Description
What colours are in the Shibori Petals mural?
The design moves between deep navy blue, strong magenta and a soft cream ground. The navy gives the wall weight and keeps it grounded in the evening, while the magenta lifts it and keeps the scheme from feeling flat. Cream breathing space between the petal shapes stops the palette from becoming heavy, so neutral or pale furniture sits comfortably against it.
How large do the petal shapes appear on a wall?
The forms are scaled to feel close to the size of the wall itself, so on a bedroom or living room feature wall you get one or two full petal shapes rather than a small repeating pattern. From across the room it reads as a single bold scene, which is exactly how it is designed to be seen.
Which wall should I put this mural on?
It works best as a single focal wall rather than wrapping a whole room, typically behind a bed headboard or behind a sofa where there is enough distance to view it as a whole. Keep neighbouring walls and curtains plain so the petal shapes and their colour shifts stay the clear focus of the room.
Will my bed or furniture cover part of the design?
Any furniture placed against the mural will sit over part of the scene, so it is worth deciding beforehand which section of the petals you want visible above a headboard or sofa back. Positioning the wall measurements with this in mind means the most characteristic part of the design stays on view.
Can this mural be sized to fit an unusual wall shape?
Yes. A mural has no fixed panel sizes to cut down to; the design is printed to the exact dimensions of the wall you give us, including sloped ceilings, stairwells or walls interrupted by windows. This means an awkward bedroom or living room wall can still carry the full scene without odd cropping.

































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