Wallpaper - Post Hotel

Our Post Hotel wallpaper brings the quiet charm of a snowy alpine landscape straight into your home. Captured by photographer Jim Wiebe, this scenic design features a winding stream cutting through a snow-covered valley, framed by evergreen trees and traditional wooden cabins with distinct red and green roofs. In the background, majestic snow-capped peaks rise toward a partly cloudy sky, giving the scenic composition wonderful depth and balance. Produced as a made-to-measure design on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, it offers a distinctive way to open up an accent wall with the tranquil beauty of a winter retreat.

In the room

We see this landscape working especially well in a living room, bedroom, or a quiet reading nook where you want to create an inviting, restful backdrop. Because of the open valley perspective and towering mountain scenery, our wall murals benefit from being placed on a wider, relatively uninterrupted wall. Giving the panorama space across a main wall behind a sofa or bed allows the winding stream, architectural cabin details, and distant summits to remain fully visible. In rooms with generous natural daylight, the crisp white snow and cool alpine tones feel particularly fresh, while softer evening lighting brings out the cozy warmth of the timber cabins.

Styling it

To complement the alpine character of the scene, we suggest pairing this design with natural materials and comfortable furnishings:

• Bring in warm timber furniture, such as rustic pine, reclaimed wood, or darker oak, to echo the wooden cabins within the photograph and balance the cool white snow.
• Layer in soft, tactile textiles like thick woollen throws, knitted cushions, or natural woven rugs in oatmeal or charcoal to enhance the cozy retreat atmosphere.
• Keep adjacent elements relatively understated with simple furniture profiles so the expansive mountain panorama remains the focal point of the space.

Colour combinations

The palette of our mural wallpapers is defined by crisp snow white, cool glacial blues, and rich evergreen tones, punctuated by the warm earthy browns, deep reds, and forest greens of the cabin roofs. For surrounding painted walls and woodwork, we suggest soft off-whites or subtle cool greys that let the snow-covered scenery flow naturally into the room. If you prefer a richer contrast, deep forest green or muted slate grey on adjoining walls or cabinetry can tie directly into the evergreens and mountain shadows, grounding the entire setting.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, all our wallpapers are made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions. Producing each order individually helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared with buying standard rolls. Our wallpapers are PVC-free, have a subtle physical structure in the paper, and are designed to be straightforward to hang in any home.