Wallpaper - Is It Spring Yet

Our Is It Spring Yet wallpaper by Nathan Larson captures a single arching pussy willow branch against a smooth, softly shaded smoke grey background. The delicate photographic composition focuses on the tactile, downy catkins along the slender wooden stem, using generous negative space to create a quiet, minimalist aesthetic. The cool grey gradient background balances the warm brown tones of the twig and the silvery white buds, bringing a subtle natural rhythm to the wall without visual clutter. Produced as a made-to-measure, PVC-free wall mural with a subtle paper structure, it offers a refined botanical focal point suited to calm, considered interiors.

In the room

We see this wallpaper working particularly well in a bedroom or a dedicated meditation space where the stillness of the composition can set the tone for the entire room. Because the motif consists of a single horizontal botanical element surrounded by expansive neutral space, it benefits from a wide, relatively uninterrupted wall where the gentle curve of the branch can be appreciated in full. Placing this design behind a low bed frame or along an open wall allows the generous negative space to breathe, avoiding visual competition with tall wardrobes or busy storage units.

Styling it

The minimalist, Asian zen character of this design pairs naturally with low-profile furniture and restrained interior styles like Japandi or modern minimalism. We would keep the surrounding decor intentionally simple, choosing furniture with clean horizontal lines that mirror the natural arch of the willow branch. Low platform beds, unadorned floating shelves, and low benches allow the wallpaper to remain the clear visual anchor of the room. To complement the organic botanical theme, subtle natural textures like linen bedding or a lightly textured neutral rug add warmth without distracting from the photographic detail.

Colour combinations

The palette of our wallpaper is grounded in smooth smoke grey, silvery white, and the natural warm brown of the willow stem. For adjacent painted walls and woodwork, we suggest pulling directly from the background with soft, cool greys, off-whites, or gentle stone tones to maintain a seamless, tonal atmosphere. If you want to introduce contrasting elements through furniture or textiles, warm wood tones, charcoal accents, or muted earth colours like soft taupe will harmonise effortlessly with the natural brown and silver hues of the branch.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce custom-made wallpapers tailored precisely to your wall dimensions. Making each mural to measure helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared with standard rolls. Our wallpapers are PVC-free and feature a subtle physical structure in the paper, offering an authentic finish that is straightforward and easy to hang in both modern and classic homes.