Wallpaper - More Berries Please

Our More Berries Please wallpaper, created by Tono Balaguer, brings an orderly grid of fresh market produce straight to the wall. Neatly arranged square pulp punnets in soft green hold dense clusters of deep black-purple blackberries, vivid raspberries, and powdery blue-grey blueberries. The repeating boxes create a graphic structure, while the varying forms and rich jewel tones of the fruit add natural visual depth across the surface. Made-to-measure and completely PVC-free, our wallpaper paper has a subtle structure that gives the graphic composition a grounded, tactile look in everyday living spaces.

In the room

We see this wallpaper working especially well in a kitchen or dining room, where its food-inspired subject and crisp geometry feel immediately at home. Because the pattern is structured as a regular grid, it brings an orderly visual rhythm that holds together nicely on a kitchen feature wall, alongside a breakfast table, or wrapping an open-plan dining area. In a dining space, giving the wallpaper a clear, uninterrupted wall allows the square containers and colour variation to be seen across the full expanse. For a smaller kitchen nook or pantry area, the graphic boxes provide clear visual boundaries, making the wall feel lively without overwhelming the surrounding space.

Styling it

The strong grid layout and intense berry shades call for clean-lined surrounding elements that let the design take centre stage. We would pair this wallpaper with simple painted cabinetry or flat-fronted kitchen units in neutral tones, which contrast cleanly against the detailed containers. Warm wood furniture, such as a dining table or open shelving in a natural finish, brings an earthy balance to the rich berry palette. For lighting, we suggest directional task lighting or simple pendant lamps with understated metal or ceramic shades, keeping the room uncluttered and letting the graphic pattern remain the primary focus.

Colour combinations

The design is built on the interplay between the deep purple-black of the blackberries, vivid raspberry pinks, dusty blue-grey blueberries, and the muted teal-green edges of the containers. To balance these saturated shades, we recommend using soft off-white or light stone on adjacent walls and woodwork. If you want to echo the deeper tones in the design, navy or dark charcoal accents on kitchen stools or shelving brackets anchor the pattern effectively. For a fresher, lighter mood, picking up on the soft green of the punnets through subtle accessories or pale sage cabinetry creates a harmonious connection across the room.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper. Every design is printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure that feels refined on the wall. Our wallpapers are straightforward to hang, making them a practical choice for homeowners and renters who want to bring distinctive character into their living space.