Wallpaper - Stoclet

Created by Julia Dreams, our Stoclet wallpaper brings a distinct 1970s revival feel to the wall through flowing graphic arches and warm sunburst motifs. The pattern is built around continuous curving ribbons of fine lines in cinnamon brown, which frame radiant golden-ochre sun symbols against a soft off-white backdrop. This screenprint-inspired design balances fluid movement with structured geometric rhythm, lending a whimsical yet grounding character to the space. Like all our mural wallpapers, it is made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure.

In the room

We see this wallpaper working especially well in a living room or a dedicated meditation space where the flowing arches can establish an open, rhythmic presence. Because the undulating line work runs both vertically and horizontally, giving the design a wide and relatively uninterrupted wall allows the full undulating geometry to repeat cleanly without feeling cropped.

In a spacious living room, placing this pattern behind a low sofa creates an engaging focal point while keeping the room visually calm. In a meditation room or quiet lounge corner, the fluid repetition of the arches and suns brings a peaceful, artistic atmosphere that feels decorative without overwhelming smaller architectural details.

Styling it

To complement the retro graphic quality of the pattern, we would pair this design with furniture that echoes its curved forms and warm, earthy mood:

• Choose low-profile furniture with rounded edges or soft silhouettes, such as a curved boucle sofa or rounded armchairs, to mirror the flowing ribbon arches.
• Introduce warm wood tones like teak or medium oak, which pick up on the cinnamon and ochre shades without competing with the graphic line work.
• Keep surrounding accessories understated, opting for matte ceramics and woven natural textures that ground the decorative screenprint look.

Colour combinations

The pattern relies on a refined, earthy palette of cinnamon brown, warm ochre, and a gentle off-white base. When planning your surrounding décor, drawing directly from these tones creates a cohesive look.

Adjacent walls look wonderful in soft cream, linen white, or pale biscuit shades, which let the graphic wallpaper remain the hero feature. For woodwork, skirting, or larger furniture pieces, deeper shades of terracotta, rust, or caramel brown help anchor the room while reinforcing the warm 1970s character of the motif.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure based on your exact wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to standard rolls.

We produce all our wall murals on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure that is straightforward to hang. Whether you are decorating a family living room or refreshing a rented space, our designs provide a simple, considered way to transform your interior.