Description
What plants are shown in this wallpaper?
The design draws on protea flower heads at different stages of bloom, set among finer fynbos foliage. It's illustrated in a sketched, botanical-field-guide style rather than a flat or stylised print, so the detail holds up even when viewed up close on a feature wall.
What colours does this design come in?
It's worked in two tones of green over an ivory background. The darker green gives the protea heads weight and depth, while the ivory keeps the overall wall feeling open rather than heavy, making it easy to pair with warm wood tones or soft neutral furnishings.
Is the pattern large enough to notice from across a room?
Yes, the protea motifs are drawn at a generous scale, so the blooms read clearly from a distance rather than blurring into texture. This makes it a good choice for a single feature wall where you want the pattern to hold its own.
Will the green look this soft once it's on the whole wall?
Expect it to look a little deeper and more saturated once it covers a full wall, since a large surface reflects its own colour back into the room. A small sample will always look slightly paler than the finished result, so judge it in context rather than on the swatch alone.
How do I work this into a colour scheme for the room?
Treat the papered wall as the secondary colour in the room, sitting at roughly 30 per cent alongside a dominant neutral on the other walls. Pull the green through as a smaller accent in cushions, art or a vase so the room feels pulled together rather than matched.









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