Description
What colours are in this wallpaper?
The background is a deep navy, almost black, with the peacocks rendered in a cool teal-blue and the foliage in a muted olive green. Together they sit quietly next to each other rather than competing, so the wall reads as rich and settled rather than busy, with the fruit's warm orange giving the only lift of contrast.
What is the main subject of this design?
Peacocks with full, patterned tails are shown moving through a fruiting tree, its branches carrying both ripe fruit and open blossom. The birds and the tree are drawn at a similar scale, so neither dominates, and the pattern reads as one continuous scene rather than a stacked repeat.
How large is the pattern on the wall?
The motif is bold rather than fine, with a peacock or a cluster of fruiting branches filling a good portion of each drop. Only a few repeats are needed to cover a standard wall, so the design is legible from across a room rather than reading as texture up close.
Will a dark wallpaper like this make a small room feel smaller?
Not necessarily. Dark backgrounds soften the line where wall meets corner, which removes the visual cue the eye normally uses to measure a room, so the space often reads as deliberate and enveloping rather than cramped. It works particularly well in a dining room used mainly in the evening.
Do I need help to hang this on a full wall?
A full-height wall is realistically a two-person job, since holding a drop steady while smoothing it takes an extra pair of hands. If you're only papering a single feature wall rather than the whole room, that's manageable alone with a bit of patience.

































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