Description
What colours does the Roque wallpaper come in?
Roque combines deep reds, warm peach-orange and dusky purple blooms against a soft beige background. Reds and oranges lift the energy of a room, which is why this palette works well in spaces used for gathering such as a dining or living room, while the beige ground keeps the overall effect warm rather than overwhelming.
What flowers are shown in the Roque design?
The pattern mixes large, open petalled blooms similar to anemones with denser, spiky dahlia-type flowers and soft curling foliage. The flowers overlap and face different directions, giving the layout a layered, hand-painted quality rather than a stiff, evenly spaced botanical print.
How big does the floral motif look on a wall?
The blooms are drawn at a generous scale, so only a handful of flowers fill a typical wall width rather than a tight, repeating grid. This makes the pattern read as a bold, close-up arrangement from across the room rather than as background texture.
Will this busy pattern clash with my furniture?
A dense floral like this works best as the main event, so it pairs more easily with simple, solid-coloured furniture than with other heavily patterned pieces. Keeping the sofa, cabinetry or curtains plain lets the wall carry the visual interest without the room feeling cluttered.
Will the reds and purples fade if the wall gets sun?
Any printed wallpaper will soften a little over years of direct, sustained sun, but deeper tones like the reds and purples here tend to hold their character longer than paler palettes would. A wall that only catches indirect or morning light will show even less change over time.

































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