Description
What colours does Pizazz Trellis Ink come in?
The design is printed in black against a warm ivory base, a classic two-tone combination that holds its contrast in strong daylight. Because the ground is pale, the wall stays bright and open, while the black trellis gives it enough structure to anchor a room without darkening it.
How big does the trellis pattern look on a wall?
Each hexagon-and-diamond repeat is sized to be legible from across a living room or hallway, so the pattern reads as a lattice rather than a texture. On a full wall several repeats line up, giving the design enough presence to work as a single feature wall rather than needing to wrap a whole room.
What furniture or finishes pair well with this pattern?
The strong black-and-ivory contrast sits comfortably next to timber furniture, brass fittings or plain linen upholstery, since the pattern itself carries the visual weight. Keeping the rest of the room simple lets the trellis do the work as a feature wall rather than competing with busy soft furnishings.
Will this design make my ceiling look higher?
The pattern's vertical diamond shapes pull the eye upward, which is useful in a room with a standard or lower ceiling height, helping the wall feel taller without any structural changes. It works especially well on a single feature wall rather than wrapped around a small room.
Will the pattern look different in bright South African light?
Highveld daylight is particularly strong, and on a black and ivory design like this it tends to intensify the contrast rather than soften it, so a wall that looks graphic on screen will look even bolder once it's up in full daylight. It's worth viewing a sample in the room before committing to a full wall.

































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