Is Holly Blue, Heather a vintage butterfly design?
Yes. It is a vintage butterfly mural in soft lilac, purple and pastel tones, fun and timeless.
Can Holly Blue, Heather go in a nursery?
Yes. The nursery is one of its suggested rooms, along with bedrooms and dining rooms.
How is Holly Blue, Heather different from Emperor, Midnight?
Both are butterfly designs with a luxury feel. Holly Blue, Heather is soft pastel lilac, while Emperor, Midnight is dark navy.
Will a lilac butterfly wallpaper look childish in a bedroom?
No. Holly Blue, Heather has a vintage, luxury style that keeps it grown-up, while the butterflies add a whimsical touch.
What colours pair with lilac butterflies?
As a styling idea, soft grey, cream and pale wood suit the lilac, and a touch of sage green adds a fresh contrast.
Lilac or purple nursery wallpaper ideas
Lavenham, Heather is a modern birch botanical in soft lilac, and the nursery is one of its suggested rooms. Holly Blue, Heather is a vintage butterfly design in lilac, and Bowerbank, Heather a watercolour wisteria floral in lilac tones. All three Casavono papers are PVC-free and printed with GreenGuard-certified inks that meet the EN 71-3 toy-safety standard. 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.