Description
What colours does the Santana Tile wallpaper come in?
The design combines warm orange, deep red and strong blue lattice lines, with pockets of green and teal inside the individual tile motifs. Orange and red carry the energy of a room used for gathering, while the blue grid gives the eye a steady line to rest on, so the pattern feels lively without becoming too much on a single wall.
Will the tile pattern still look clear from across the room?
Each motif sits within its own blue-edged panel, so the design reads as a continuous mosaic rather than one oversized image. From across a living or dining room the individual mandalas stay legible, while up close the detail inside each tile adds extra depth and interest.
Is this a Moroccan-style tile design?
The layout borrows the look of hand-painted Moroccan tilework, with each square framed by a blue quatrefoil lattice and filled with its own mandala or floral motif. It suits homes that lean towards an eclectic, well-travelled look rather than a strictly formal or minimal interior.
Which wall in the room should I paper with this design?
With a pattern this detailed, it works best on the wall you see first when entering, or the one the furniture already faces. Papering a wall outside your usual sightline means the detail goes largely unseen, so choose the one that anchors the room instead.
Will the pattern look too small on a large wall?
Pattern scale reads differently depending on how much wall is visible. Across a long or tall wall the full repeat comes through and the tile motifs register clearly, whereas on a narrow strip only part of each tile shows, so it can read more like texture than a motif.

































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