Deep navy wallpaper with striped zebras, blue-grey palms, feathers and a waterfall.

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Emma Shipley

Lost World Navy

Wilderie Wallpapers WallpaperCCW0042-03

Lost World Navy creates a deep, nocturnal backdrop for Emma Shipley’s illustrated safari scene. Against the saturated navy ground, striped zebras, palms, feathers and a waterfall appear in pale grey, white and cool blue-grey.

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About this fabric

The large-scale composition brings two zebras into focus, surrounded by curling foliage, peacock feathers, a tall palm, stars and a cascading waterfall. Its navy ground reads cool and richly saturated, while the restrained blue-grey and ivory detailing gives the artwork depth without losing its dark, immersive mood. The wallpaper has a 52 cm usable width, a 68.6 cm vertical pattern repeat and a 150 gsm weight. Each standard roll measures 10.05 m in length, with the horizontal repeat supplied as 0 cm.

How to use it

Use Lost World Navy across a feature wall where its dark blue ground can be balanced with warm timber, aged brass and ivory upholstery. In a smaller room, pair it with low lighting and blue-grey textiles to heighten its cocooning, nocturnal character.

Use this deep navy scene to create a dramatic feature wall in a study, bedroom or richly layered sitting room.

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

Indigo Blue

Sanderson · #4c4c58

To stand against it

Light Gray

Farrow & Ball · #b0a593

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