Is Ichiyo, Blush a Japandi floral?
Yes. It is an airy Japandi cherry blossom pattern in a delicate ink wash, with a zen, romantic mood.
What colours are the blossoms in Ichiyo, Blush?
Muted blush and soft terracotta on a warm off-white ground.
Ichiyo, Blush or Tai Haku, Stone for a calm bedroom?
Both are calm. Ichiyo, Blush is warmer, in blush and terracotta ink wash, while Tai Haku, Stone is cooler, in dove and silver-grey.
Can a pink cherry blossom mural work in a dining area?
Yes. The dining room is one of the suggested rooms for Ichiyo, Blush, with bedrooms and living rooms.
Which textiles suit Ichiyo, Blush?
Linen in cream or soft grey, with light wood furniture and ceramic accents.
Pink bedroom wallpaper for an adult
Muted pinks keep it grown-up. Ichiyo, Blush is a Japandi cherry blossom in blush and soft terracotta, Mizu, Blush a non-repeating ink wash gradient and Naiad, Blush chinoiserie clouds in muted blush. From $7.95 per square foot.
Wallpaper for a teenage girl's bedroom
A teenager usually wants something grown-up. Aurora, Heather is a tonal gradient in soft lilac, Kinley, Rosehip an abstract brushstroke composition in blush and dusty rose and Ichiyo, Blush a Japandi cherry blossom pattern. Peel and Stick ($10.95 per sq ft) is repositionable for 24 hours and removable, handy when tastes change.
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.