Is Hyacinth, Posy pink or blue?
Both. Oversized hydrangeas in muted blues and soft blushes fill the lower wall, with a calm open ground above in powdery blue and gentle pink.
Can Hyacinth, Posy work in a conservatory?
Yes, the text names conservatories alongside living rooms and bedrooms. Daylight reveals the subtle variations in its faded colours.
How does Hyacinth, Posy compare with Annabelle, Slate?
Both are boho hydrangea designs in a loose gouache style. Hyacinth, Posy mixes blue and pink in a panoramic layout, while Annabelle, Slate is an even pattern in dusty blue and grey.
What style of room suits a blue and pink hydrangea mural?
A relaxed boho room. Natural linen, light oak and antique brass accents suit its characterful, romantic feel.
Is Hyacinth, Posy a statement wall or a quiet one?
A soft statement. The generous floral forms make it a distinctive feature wall, but the muted, faded colours and open ground above keep it tranquil.
Large scale floral wallpaper
Panoramic florals give the large-scale look: Rosamund, Clay, a climbing rose in gouache style, Kansan, Clay, a peony in gouache, and Hyacinth, Posy, a hydrangea in muted blue and blush. Each is printed to your wall's exact size, so the motif is not cut between rolls. Murals are priced from $7.95 per square foot, with free shipping and duties included.
Can I order it in my exact wall size?
Yes. It is printed to the width and height you enter, as numbered panels 30 in (76 cm) wide with pre-trimmed edges. The panels hang edge to edge and the design matches straight across every join. Add about 4 in (10 cm) to each measurement for trimming.
Which finish should I choose: Non-Pasted, Pre-Pasted or Peel & Stick?
Non-Pasted is the classic option: you paste the wall, then hang the panels. Pre-Pasted has the adhesive on the back and is activated with water. Peel & Stick is self-adhesive, stays repositionable for 24 hours and is the easiest to remove later, which suits renters.
Can I see the real paper and colours before I order?
Yes. You can order a sample on the real paper first, and its price is credited back on your mural. Every screen shows colour a little differently, so the sample is the safest way to check.