Description
What is the Sheen Quill Spring design actually made up of?
It's a repeating scene of large stitched-effect roses in pink, red and orange, trailing grey branches, small scattered blossoms, a scatter of butterflies and three perched birds. The embroidery-style linework gives every flower and wing a textured, hand-worked look rather than a flat print, which holds attention without the pattern feeling crowded on a wall.
What colours does this wallpaper come in?
The palette runs through pink, orange and teal against an open white background. The white keeps a room feeling bright rather than closed in, while the pink and orange roses add warmth to a north-facing wall and the teal birds bring a cool note that stops the warm tones from feeling saturated or heavy.
Which rooms does this pattern suit best?
The roses and birds are large enough to read clearly from across a room, which makes this a good fit for a bedroom feature wall or a living room where it can be seen at a distance. It also works well in a hallway, where the white ground keeps a narrow space feeling open rather than closed in.
Will the bright colours fade if the wall gets a lot of sun?
Any printed wallpaper will soften gradually over years if it takes direct, sustained sun through an unshaded window. Because this design leans on paler pinks and a white ground rather than a deep, saturated background, it's worth choosing a wall with filtered or indirect light if you want the colours to stay crisp for longer.
How does the wallpaper arrive and get hung on the wall?
It's supplied as numbered panels, either 60cm or 110cm wide, that butt up against each other on the wall. They're hung in the order they're numbered, working from one edge across the wall, which keeps the roses and branches lining up correctly from panel to panel.

































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