Wallpaper - Jasper Mountain Series II

Our Jasper Mountain Series II wallpaper brings the quiet scale of a rugged alpine landscape into the home. Photographed by Nathan Larson, the composition captures a sharp mountain peak rising through soft cloud cover, with snow tracing the upper ridges against dark exposed rock and scattered pines marking the lower terrain. The cool palette combines muted whites, rocky greys, and subtle teal-blue tones, giving the scene an understated, atmospheric character. Produced as a made-to-measure wallpaper on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, it creates a grounded, natural focal point on the wall.

In the room

In a bedroom or a quiet home office, this photographic mural wallpaper works particularly well on an accent wall behind a headboard or desk where the vertical rise of the peak can be appreciated without being broken up by tall storage units. We also see this design working naturally in a contemporary living room, positioned along a wider main wall where the open sky and distant slopes create a sense of depth across the seating area. The cooler teal and slate tones hold their detail nicely in bright morning daylight, while under softer ambient lighting in the evening, the contrast between the dark rock formations and white snow fields becomes especially striking.

Styling it

Because the mountain scenery carries a rich sense of natural scale and texture, we like to keep the surrounding furnishings relatively clean in silhouette. In contemporary or wabi-sabi inspired spaces, pairing this design with low-profile furniture in dark ash, stained oak, or muted matte charcoal finishes echoes the dark rock without competing with the landscape. Soft, unpatterned wool or woven textiles in off-white, heather grey, or deep slate blue help balance the rugged visual details of the scenery while keeping the overall room calm and cohesive.

Colour combinations

The wallpaper is defined by a cool alpine palette of crisp snow whites, charcoal and slate greys, subdued forest greens, and deep teal-blue tones within the atmospheric haze. When selecting complementary colours for neighbouring walls, woodwork, or built-in elements, soft off-whites and cool light greys create an easy transition that lets the photograph stand out. For a moodier interior, deep charcoal or muted slate on adjacent walls or joinery can pick up the darker mountain facets, while subtle accents in washed teal or pine green create a gentle connection to the landscape's natural undertones.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are custom made to measure based on your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to purchasing standard rolls. We produce our designs on PVC-free paper featuring a subtle physical structure that adds a refined finish to the printed image. Our wall murals are designed to be straightforward to hang, offering a practical way to bring distinctive landscape photography into your interior.