Wallpaper - Orange Trees II

Created by James Wiens, our Orange Trees II wallpaper brings the painterly warmth of an orchard into the home with an expressive, impressionist character. Rich carmine red and burnt orange foliage bloom across the canvas, rendered with stippled brushwork and soft paint splatters that stand out against a warm ochre and gold-toned ground. Fine vertical streaks and weathered texture in the lower landscape give the piece genuine depth, balanced by a hint of soft sky along the top. Produced as a made-to-measure, PVC-free wall mural, this design is simple to hang and adds an artistic presence to any interior.

In the room

We see this design working particularly well on a wide, uninterrupted wall where the full horizontal landscape has space to unfold. In a living room, it anchors the seating area naturally when placed behind a sofa, creating an earthy, enveloping focal point without feeling overwhelming. The warm palette also makes it a compelling choice for a bedroom behind the headboard, or along a dedicated wall in a home library or study where the painterly detail can be appreciated up close.

Because the main canopy carries substantial visual weight and deep colour, we recommend giving the wall breathing room. Low-profile furniture works especially well here, ensuring that the tree trunks and golden ground remain visible rather than being cut off by tall cabinets or high shelving units.

Styling it

To let the artwork remain the focal point of the room, we suggest pairing it with considered, grounding furniture and natural finishes.

• Choose warm or dark wood furniture, such as stained ash or dark walnut, which echoes the earthy base of the mural without competing with its vibrant canopy.
• Select upholstery and textiles in calm, neutral tones like warm cream, unbleached canvas, or oatmeal to provide a quiet contrast against the rich reds.
• Introduce understated metallic accents in aged bronze or muted brass that pick up on the golden undertones in the landscape.

Colour combinations

The artwork is built around deep carmine red, warm terracotta orange, and an earthy ochre ground, accented by deep blue-grey tree trunks and a faint wash of sky blue.

When choosing paint for surrounding walls, soft parchment, warm sand, or gentle linen whites keep the room feeling cohesive and balanced. If you prefer deeper contrast in a library or dining area, a muted slate or charcoal on adjacent trim can draw out the darker tones in the tree trunks, while keeping the main wall luminous.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure according to your wall dimensions, helping to reduce unnecessary excess compared with standard rolls. Printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, our mural wallpapers are designed to be straightforward and easy to hang, offering a practical way to transform your interior.