Description
What colours are in the Orchard Tapestry Oxblood mural?
The background is a deep oxblood, almost burgundy-black, with olive and sage greens through the foliage and muted gold fruit catching the eye. The dark ground absorbs light rather than bouncing it, so the warm fruit tones stand out more under evening lamp light than under flat daytime light.
What is actually shown in this design?
Several mature pomegranate trees stand in a row, heavy with ripening fruit, growing out of a meadow scattered with small wildflowers. A hare rests low in the grass to one side, giving the scene a quiet, lived-in feel rather than a formal botanical print.
How large does the pattern read once it's on a wall?
The trees are drawn at a large scale, so even a single tree fills a good portion of a standard wall height, with the canopy and trunk reading clearly from across a room. It isn't a fine repeating print you half-notice; it reads as a scene.
Will this mural still look right on a long wall?
Yes. Because it's designed to tile horizontally, the orchard extends across a long run without a visible seam, so the more wall you give it, the more it reads as a continuous grove rather than a single framed picture. A short wall will crop the scene rather than repeat it awkwardly.
Which wall in a room should I put this on?
Choose the wall you actually face when you walk in, or the one the furniture is arranged towards, since that's where a dense scene like this earns its keep. Papering a wall that's mostly out of sight, such as behind a door, wastes the depth of the design.










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