Wallpaper - Matcha Morning

Our Matcha Morning wallpaper brings an organic, contemporary rhythm to the wall through layered vertical brushstrokes in sage green, deep forest, soft slate blue, and muted greyish ochre. Created by Mercedes Lopez Charro, the abstract composition balances elongated, painterly strokes against a crisp off-white background, creating a sense of upward movement and gentle depth. Translucent overlaps and painted-looking visual textures give the motif an artistic, airy quality. Produced made-to-measure on PVC-free material, our wall murals are straightforward to hang and feature a subtle physical structure in the paper.

In the room

We see this design working beautifully across an accent wall in a living room, bedroom, or dedicated home office. The tall, vertical orientation of the brushstrokes draws the eye upward, making it especially effective in rooms with standard or lower ceiling heights where you want to emphasise verticality. In a bedroom, placing our mural wallpapers behind the bed frame creates a focal point that remains visually tranquil rather than overwhelming. Because the pattern has breathing room between the stroke clusters, it also suits well-lit entryways and dining areas where you want modern abstract art integrated across a full wall.

Styling it

To complement the organic modern aesthetic of the design, we recommend pairing it with furniture that has clean silhouettes and understated presence. Low-profile seating and unpainted light timber pieces let the vertical movement of the motif take centre stage.

• Introduce furniture in lighter wood tones or matte black frames to echo the contemporary art feel without competing with the brushwork.
• Choose larger upholstered pieces in textured neutrals, such as unbleached linen or textured wool bouclé, to echo the visual softness of the strokes.
• Keep wall-mounted lighting and decorative accents simple, allowing the painterly layers and negative white space to stand out.

Colour combinations

The artwork centres around a palette of sage green, forest tones, soft blue-grey, pale olive, and chalky white. When choosing paint colours for adjacent walls or trim, off-white or soft linen tones will blend naturally with the background of the design. If you prefer more contrast, a muted sage or slate green on surrounding woodwork can pick up the deeper vertical strokes. Earthy, warm neutrals like biscuit, pale beige, or soft taupe also connect well with the subtle ochre and olive undertones within the print.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions. This tailored approach helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared to purchasing standard rolls. All our wallpapers are PVC-free, have a subtle physical structure in the paper surface, and are designed to be straightforward to install in your home.