Foliage arcs in geometric curves, each leaf simplified to essential shape whilst botanical origin remains legible. Zelah abstracts plant forms into rhythmic composition where green dominates and red blooms punctuate like colour notes in verdant symphony.
The pattern employs large-scale arching forms suggesting palm fronds or tropical leaves reduced to curved geometric elements. Green provides primary colour field—variations likely spanning sage through emerald—whilst red flowers appear as deliberate accent points breaking foliate repetition. The composition balances organic inspiration with geometric discipline: curves follow mathematical precision rather than natural irregularity, scale reads bold and architectural rather than delicate and naturalistic. This approach references mid-century tropical modernism when botanical motifs underwent stylization for commercial textiles and hospitality interiors. The oversized scale ensures pattern dominates rather than recedes.
Printed in Cornwall with attention to colour saturation maintaining the green-red contrast essential to the design's visual impact.
Zelah suits spaces embracing bold botanical statements without literal jungle recreation. Dining rooms, powder rooms, feature walls in living areas where pattern creates immediate focal drama. The geometric abstraction prevents the floral theme from reading traditionally feminine or cottage-style. Scale demands adequate wall space; smaller rooms risk overwhelm. Consider pairing with minimal furnishings and solid colours allowing the wall pattern primary visual authority. The red accents provide chromatic energy without requiring matching throughout the space.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Width: 75cm per roll
- Length: 7 metres
- Pattern alignment: Straight match
- Repeat: Large vertical repeat
- Installation: Butt joint
CARE: Wipe clean with damp cloth; bold scale and colour contrast conceal minor surface marks effectively.
BRING THIS HOME Where leaves become geometry, botanical forms remember tropical origins through curves that mathematics tamed.