Description
What colours are used in the Orchard Tapestry Mural Soft Colour?
The design sits on a deep green ground with soft orange and coral fruit and cream-toned blossom and trunks. Green is one of the easiest colours to live with day to day, while the orange fruit lifts the energy of the scene without dominating it, which suits rooms used for gathering rather than resting.
Does this design repeat, or is it one continuous scene?
It is painted as a single pictorial scene rather than a repeating pattern, with three fruit trees, wildflowers and a rabbit arranged across the width. It has been built to tile horizontally, so it can continue along a long wall without an obvious join between sections.
What is actually depicted in this mural?
Three orchard trees carry orange and pomegranate fruit above a bed of wildflowers, with a rabbit resting in the grass to one side. The planting reads as an orchard edge rather than a formal garden, giving the wall a loose, lived-in quality rather than a symmetrical set piece.
How close do I need to stand to appreciate the design?
Because it is composed as one whole scene rather than a small repeat, it needs enough distance in front of it to read properly, which suits a living or dining wall more than a narrow passage glimpsed in passing. A wall you can step back from will show the trees and rabbit as intended.
Will furniture placed against this wall hide part of the trees?
Any furniture set against the mural will cover whatever sits behind it, so it is worth deciding beforehand whether the rabbit, the fruiting branches or the open sky at the top matters most to you. Lower furniture such as a console or sideboard keeps more of the orchard visible above it.































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