Wallpaper - Focal Point II

Our Focal Point II wallpaper by Avery Tillmon brings modernist geometry together with painterly depth. Centred on a rich slate blue square with a subtle inner circle and clean accent bars, the composition sits against a warm, layered cream backdrop. Visible brushwork and soft tonal shifts across the blue give the abstract form an artistic presence on the wall. Made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure, this design brings the curated feel of contemporary gallery art straight into your interior.

In the room

Because the design centres around a single prominent geometric motif, we find it works best on a generous, uninterrupted wall where the full composition has room to breathe. In a living room or modern dining area, positioning the mural wallpaper behind a low sofa or credenza allows the balance between the blue block and surrounding cream space to anchor the room naturally.

The quiet, grounded character of the artwork also makes our wall murals a great fit for a study, home office, or guest room. In an entryway or hallway with good sightlines, the bold square serves as an immediate visual anchor without overwhelming the space. We suggest keeping tall furniture away from the centre of the wall so the painterly nuances within the blue block remain fully visible.

Styling it

We recommend pairing this wallpaper with a minimalist or contemporary interior that values clean lines and textural balance. Low-profile furniture in dark walnut or black-stained ash provides a strong graphic foundation that echoes the deep slate blue, while matte black metal lighting and architectural accents reinforce the modernist aesthetic.

To soften the geometry, incorporate natural textiles such as undyed wool, raw silk, or textured boucle in off-white and oatmeal. Keeping decorative clutter to a minimum allows the subtle painted texture of the mural to take centre stage.

Colour combinations

The palette in the wallpaper combines a deep, nuanced slate blue with a warm, layered cream and subtle off-white undertones. When choosing colours for surrounding walls, architectural woodwork, or larger furnishings, we suggest exploring:

• Warm off-white or light parchment tones that mirror the background, creating a seamless, gallery-inspired wrap around the room.
• Deep navy, charcoal, or washed slate on adjacent doors, skirting boards, or cabinetry to draw out the richness of the central block.
• Muted camel, sand, or warm grey for upholstery and drapery, balancing the cool weight of the blue without introducing competing bold shades.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are produced made-to-measure to fit your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper. All our designs are printed on PVC-free wallpaper with a subtle physical structure in the paper surface. Designed to be straightforward to hang, we offer options suited to a variety of rooms and living situations.