On the Wall · The Wall Shawl

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 Print

The specifications.

PaperNon-woven paste-the-wall substrate, 240 gsm, matt finish
InkPremium odour-free, eco-friendly inks · wide colour gamut · UV-stable, lightfast
DesignerOriginal design by Akanksha & the Wall Shawl design team
SizingMade to your wall measurements
OriginDesigned in-studio and printed to order
Lead timePrinted to order · dispatched in 3–5 working days
The Composition

What the mural describes.

Wander through an abundant, verdant garden where every bough hangs heavy with nature's bounty. Pomegranates burst with ruby promise, sun-kissed lemons glow, and plump peaches invite a touch, all nestled amongst a lavish tapestry of deep green foliage. This is Morris's vision of paradise, where northern and southern fruits ripen in harmonious, celebratory profusion, each rendered with exquisite botanical truth.

This mural transforms dining rooms and kitchens into spaces of warm, generous gathering, echoing the celebratory spirit of a harvest feast. Designed for rooms where stories are shared and meals savoured, it arrives as numbered drop panels, printed to your wall's precise measurements on a luxurious matt non-woven paste-the-wall paper, ensuring a seamless and enduring installation.

  • Made to your wall's exact measurements
  • Supplied as numbered drop panels for easy installation
  • Luxurious matt non-woven paper finish
  • Paste-the-wall application for a smooth process
  • Bespoke printing for a perfect fit
  • Rich, fade-resistant colours
  • Designed and printed in the UK
How It Arrives

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.

Questions

Asked of the studio.

What is the primary inspiration behind the Fruit Garden design?

The Fruit Garden design, also known as Pomegranate, was created by William Morris in 1866. It draws inspiration from the medieval 'millefleurs' tapestry tradition, reinterpreted with an abundant display of fruits instead of flowers, creating a sense of an eternal harvest.

What kind of fruits are depicted in the mural?

The mural features a rich array of fruits, including pomegranates, lemons, oranges, and peaches, all intertwined with dense, botanical foliage on branching stems.

Can this mural be installed in a kitchen?

Absolutely. The Fruit Garden mural is particularly well-suited for kitchens and dining rooms, where its abundant, celebratory mood enhances spaces dedicated to communal meals and joyful gatherings.

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