Sized to your room.
Shown on a 10 ft × 8 ft wall · figure 5′7″ for scale — enter your wall above to see yours.
The specifications.
What the mural describes.
Imagine the grandeur of a Mughal court, where the very walls are adorned with the intricate beauty of a master weaver's art. Here, a deep madder-red ground unfurls as the central field, a canvas for countless flowering vines that intertwine with breathtaking botanical precision. Each iris, poppy, and lotus is rendered with a naturalist's eye, their petals painted in warm creams, vibrant oranges, and soft pinks, accented by palmettes of shimmering gold. This dense tapestry of flora is framed by a generous border of deep indigo, where complementary patterns of palmettes and lotus blossoms create a harmonious counterpoint, drawing your gaze into its rich depths.
This magnificent mural transforms a living room or dining room into a sanctuary of profound richness and warmth, a testament to enduring craftsmanship. Printed to your wall's precise dimensions on matt non-woven paste-the-wall paper, it arrives as numbered drop panels, ensuring a seamless installation and a truly bespoke finish that speaks of heritage and unparalleled elegance.
- Made to your wall's exact measurements
- Rich, dense, and warm aesthetic
- Inspired by historic Mughal carpet designs
- Supplied as numbered drop panels for easy installation
- Luxurious matt non-woven paper finish
- Transforms living and dining spaces
- Celebrates botanical artistry
A roll, a paste, a named hanger.
Each mural is printed to the exact measurements you submit — width, height, and drop — then supplied as sequentially numbered panels, ready to hang in order. Paste system: standard overlap paste, seams pattern-matched. No trimming required.
We work with a trusted network of specialist paperhangers. At the order stage we can introduce a recommended installer in your area — or supply full installation notes for your own hanger.
Asked of the studio.
What is the inspiration behind the Carpet Pattern mural?
This design is adapted from the elaborate floral and geometric patterns of the finest Mughal carpets, originally woven in Lahore and Agra during the reigns of Akbar and Jahangir. It translates the intricate detail of these historical textiles from wool to wall.
What colours are featured in this mural?
The palette is rich and warm, featuring a deep madder red for the central field, a deep indigo for the wide border, and accents of warm cream, gold, vine green, purple, orange, and pink for the intricate floral details.
How does this mural capture the essence of Mughal artistry?
The mural showcases the botanical specificity that distinguishes Mughal carpets. Unlike more stylised Persian designs, each flower, from iris to poppy to lotus, is rendered with naturalistic precision, creating an extraordinary richness and a garden-like feel.