Blush-pink Animalia wallpaper with grey lions, rose birds and curling botanical details

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Emma Shipley

Extinct Pink

Emma J Shipley Animalia Wallpaper WallpaperCCW0031-05

Extinct Pink presents Emma J Shipley’s intricate Animalia artwork on a softly blushed pink ground. Grey lions, rose-toned birds and curling botanical forms create a detailed, illustrated scene with a distinctly theatrical feel.

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About this fabric

The pale pink background gives this colourway a cool, softly muted base, while dusty rose wings, feathers and kite-like forms add warmer depth. Grey-and-black lions, paired birds and curling branches are clearly picked out across the design, with fine linework and small jewel-like motifs filling the spaces between larger animals. The wallpaper has a 52 cm usable width and is supplied in a standard 10.05 m length. Its vertical pattern repeat is 45.7 cm, with no horizontal repeat, and the listed weight is 150 gsm.

How to use it

Pair the blush ground with chalky white, soft grey or aged rose furnishings to keep the room light while allowing the dramatic animal illustrations to take focus. It would make a distinctive feature wall in a bedroom, dressing room or creative study.

Use this pale blush colourway to bring an ornate, storybook character to bedrooms, studies or feature walls.

Paint that goes with it

Two ways to take the room. Both colours are from houses we hold, so a pot can come off the same order as the cloth. Screens shift colour, so treat these as a direction and bring the cloth to the shelf before you buy the paint.

To sit quietly behind it

Half Empire Grey

Zoffany · #b5b4b2

To stand against it

Picture Gallery Red

Farrow & Ball · #9c5950

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