Description
What colours are used in the Soaring Sprig wallpaper?
The design sits on a white background with soft green stems and foliage running through it, accented by pink, yellow and blue flowers and warm brown birds. Because the background stays pale, the room reads light and open, while the green keeps it from feeling stark. Under the Highveld's bright daylight these accent colours will look a little fuller than they do on screen.
What is the pattern on this wallpaper?
It's a hand-painted watercolour arrangement of wildflowers, grasses and seed heads with small perching birds worked in among the stems. The flowers and birds are spaced out rather than clustered, so the eye moves across the wall instead of landing on one fixed point, which suits a design meant to be lived with daily.
Which room does this wallpaper suit best?
Its pale ground and soft palette make it easy to live with in a bedroom, where the dispersed flowers and birds read as a quiet backdrop rather than a bold statement. It also works in a living room or hallway, anywhere a calm, nature-led pattern is wanted without dominating the space.
Will this pattern still look good if I use it behind my bed?
Yes. Because the flowers and birds are scattered evenly across the design rather than built around one central image, the parts that remain visible at the edges of a headboard still read as a full, balanced pattern. There's no single focal point lost when furniture covers the middle of the wall.
Does this design make a room feel taller or wider?
The tall, upright stems running through the pattern draw the eye upward, which can make a standard-height wall feel a little taller. This makes it a reasonable choice for a bedroom or hallway with a lower ceiling, where a strongly horizontal pattern would have the opposite, flattening effect.

































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