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What colours are in the Uneven Stripe Midnight Brass design?
The dominant tones are navy, teal and brass gold, with narrower bands of grey, orange and cream running through. Navy and teal are cool blues that sit back and feel restful, while the brass and orange bands add warmth and lift the overall mix so it doesn't read as flat or cold.
Will the stripes line up when two drops are hung side by side?
Yes. The vertical bands are set up as a repeating pattern, so adjacent panels align to carry the stripes straight across the wall. Hang it with care at the seams and the bands will run continuously from skirting to ceiling without a visible break.
Are all the stripes the same width?
No, and that's the point of this design. The navy bands are the widest and recur most often, with teal and brass stripes in between and thinner lines of grey, orange and cream breaking up the rhythm. That irregularity keeps the pattern from feeling mechanical on a long wall.
Will a dark striped wallpaper make a small room feel smaller?
Not necessarily. Because the navy is so dominant here, it can soften where the wall meets the ceiling and corners, removing the hard lines the eye uses to judge a room's size. On a smaller wall that often reads as deliberate and cosy rather than cramped.
Is this stripe pattern too big for a small wall?
Judge it against the wall it's going on rather than the room as a whole. On a narrow wall, less of the repeat is visible, so the stripes read more like texture; on a longer wall, the full sequence of navy, teal, brass and accent bands shows as a proper striped motif.

































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