Flowing Navy Lines

Does this design repeat or is it one continuous image?

It's a mural, not a repeating pattern, so the wavy navy lines are drawn once and printed to the exact size of your wall. That means no visible seams where a pattern would normally reset, and the vertical lines flow uninterrupted from top to bottom of the space you're covering.

What rooms does this stripe design work best in?

The hand-drawn lines have enough movement to hold interest in a hallway or living room, while staying calm enough for a bedroom or home office. It works well as a single feature wall rather than wrapping a whole room, letting the rhythm of the lines carry the space without overwhelming it.

What colours are used and how will they look on my wall?

The palette is navy on a cream ground. Because colour reads more saturated across a full wall than it does on a small sample, expect the navy to feel a touch richer and deeper once it's hung, especially where the lines cluster closer together and the ink appears to pool.

Can this mural be made to fit an unusual wall shape?

Yes. There's no fixed panel size to cut down here; you provide the measurements of your wall, including stairwells, alcoves or a sloped ceiling, and the design is printed to those dimensions so the vertical lines land correctly from edge to edge.

Does it matter how straight I hang the first strip?

With a vertical line design like this, it matters more than usual. The first panel sets the position for everything that follows, so hanging it against a plumb line rather than eyeballing it off the corner keeps the wavering lines from drifting out of alignment as you work across the wall.