Description
What colours does the Orchard Blossom Trellis wallpaper come in?
The design sits on a pale duck-egg blue ground, with climbing stems in sage green and flowers rendered in soft grey. Because the blue reads so pale, it recedes rather than advancing, making a room feel more open, while the green and grey keep the pattern calm enough to live with on every wall rather than just one.
Does the pattern include butterflies or other details?
Yes, monarch and swallowtail-style butterflies are scattered through the trellis alongside small berries and clusters of tiny flowers, adding movement without overwhelming the main rose motif. They sit at varied heights across the repeat, so the eye keeps finding new detail rather than settling on one focal point.
How big is the repeat, will the roses look too small or too large?
The roses are drawn at a scale that reads clearly from across a room without dominating a single wall; several blooms and trellis branches appear within a typical panel width, so the pattern settles into a steady, legible rhythm rather than scattering or looming.
Is this a good wallpaper for a bedroom?
Its blue and green palette falls into the most restful colour range for a room used for sleeping, since these tones are generally easier to settle into than warmer reds or oranges, which tend to raise a room’s energy. That makes it a comfortable choice for a main bedroom wall.
Can I use this wallpaper behind a bed head?
Because the trellis repeats evenly with no single rose or butterfly positioned as a centrepiece, it continues working visually at the edges of a wall even when the middle is hidden behind a headboard, so it still reads well in a space where much of the pattern is covered.































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