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What colours are used in the Uneven Stripe Mustard Grove design?
The stripes move between mustard, olive green and cream, with a slim navy line and one terracotta line running through for contrast. Mustard and olive are warm, earthy tones that sit comfortably with wood furniture and brass fittings, while the cream stripes keep the overall wall from feeling heavy or closed in.
How wide are the stripes on this wallpaper?
The stripes are uneven by design, mixing broader mustard and cream bands with narrower olive, navy and terracotta lines. On a full wall this reads as a medium-scale pattern, clear enough to see from across a room without the stripes becoming a dominant, oversized graphic.
Will this stripe pattern suit a small room?
Vertical stripes tend to draw the eye upward, which can make a room feel taller, and the mix of warm and pale bands here stops the wall from reading as too busy at close range. It works well as a single feature wall in a smaller living room, dining room or hallway rather than wrapping an entire small space.
Will the stripes line up where the panels join on the wall?
Yes, the panels are numbered and designed to be hung in sequence from one edge of the wall across, so the stripes continue correctly from one drop to the next. Keeping them in the order they're unrolled, and working left to right, is what keeps the pattern aligned at every seam.
Will the colours look different once it's on my wall?
Highveld daylight is notably strong and direct, which tends to push printed colour towards fuller saturation than it appears on a screen. A striped design like this one, with clear bands of mustard and olive, will likely read bolder and more defined on a sunlit wall than in a photograph.
































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