Description
What colours are used in the Olifants Wallpaper?
The design works in teal, mustard yellow and pale grey, set against a white background. These are warm, mid-toned colours rather than deep or dark ones, so they keep a room feeling bright and open. They pair easily with white or light wood furniture and don't demand a particular colour scheme around them.
Is this design suitable for a child's room?
Yes, the rounded elephant shapes and gentle colour palette are aimed squarely at children's spaces. The scale is large enough to be a feature wall on its own without needing much else in the room, and the sleepy, friendly expressions on the elephants give it a calm, playful feel rather than a loud one.
How big is the repeat on the elephant pattern?
Each elephant is a bold, clearly legible shape rather than a fine print, so only a few rows are needed to fill a wall. This large scale means it reads well from across a room and works as a single statement wall rather than needing to wrap an entire space.
Will the colours hold up on a sunny wall in South Africa?
Highveld daylight is particularly strong, which tends to push colours towards looking even more saturated once they're on a wall rather than on a screen. The mustard and teal here will likely appear a touch bolder in bright, direct sunlight than they do in this image, so it's worth viewing a sample in the actual room first.
Can I see how the wallpaper will look before ordering a full wall?
It's possible to order a sample panel first, which is the most reliable way to judge how the teal and mustard tones behave under your own room's light before committing to a full wall. Light varies a great deal from room to room, so this step is worth taking rather than relying on screen colour alone.
































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