Description
What colours are in this stripe design?
The stripes move through terracotta, mustard, blush pink and a dark coffee brown, set against wide cream and sand bands. These are warm, earthy tones that sit well together without competing, and because none of them is cool or stark, the wall feels grounded rather than clinical, suiting rooms where you want warmth underfoot and overhead alike.
Will this pattern look too bold on a sunlit wall?
Highveld daylight is bright and direct, and it tends to push saturated colour further than it appears on a screen. On a wall that gets strong sun through the day, expect the terracotta and mustard bands to read richer and more vivid than you might first expect, so consider ordering a sample to check it in your own light.
Is this stripe pattern vertical or horizontal?
The stripes run vertically. Vertical lines like these tend to draw the eye upward, which can make a standard-height room feel a little taller, so it works well on a feature wall in a dining room or hallway where you want the ceiling to feel less low.
How wide are the stripe repeats?
The bands vary in width rather than repeating evenly, which gives the design its uneven rhythm. On a wall, this means the pattern reads as a considered sequence of thick and thin bands rather than a strict regular stripe, so it works at medium to large wall widths without feeling mechanical.
Where is this wallpaper printed?
It's printed here in South Africa. Each order is made to order to the measurements of your wall rather than cut from pre-made stock, so it's worth measuring carefully and rounding up slightly rather than working from an average wall size.

































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