Wallpaper - Color Chart I

Our Color Chart I wallpaper by Shirley Novak brings together sweeping white Japanese anemone blossoms and an impressionist mosaic grid of pastel colour swatches. Fresh white petals, subtle pink accents, and sunny yellow centres are layered over textured squares of soft green, dusty ochre, pale pink, and muted lilac. The combination of loose, painterly brushwork and an underlying geometric structure gives this wall mural an artistic, contemporary character that feels light and balanced. Made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface texture, our wallpapers are easy to hang and designed to bring a bespoke, hand-painted presence into your interior.

In the room

In a dining room or living room, we love how this design performs across an open, main wall. Because the floral arrangement arches naturally from the top left towards the centre, keeping the wall relatively clear of tall cupboards or bulky bookcases lets the full visual rhythm unfold. The balance between structured grid work and organic floral stems also makes it a wonderful fit for a bedroom behind a low headboard or across a home office wall, where the pale tones keep the room feeling bright and airy throughout the day. In areas with softer daylight, the subtle tonal shifts in the checkered background become particularly noticeable, adding depth without visual clutter.

Styling it

We recommend pairing this wallpaper with light, natural finishes that complement its impressionist qualities without competing for attention.

• Choose light-toned timber, such as pale ash, bleached oak, or painted off-white furniture, to echo the airy, light background of the design.
• Introduce tactile fabrics such as relaxed linen curtains, washed cotton throws, or lightweight wool in neutral, unpatterned weaves to let the artwork take centre stage.
• Keep surrounding decorative items restrained by using simple ceramic vases, matte stoneware, or clear glass that subtly reflect the floral theme.

Colour combinations

The wallpaper is grounded in a varied palette of soft pastel greens, earthy ochres, gentle pinks, and warm whites, punctuated by deep leafy greens and warm gold details at the flower centres. For adjacent walls and surrounding architectural woodwork, we suggest pulling directly from the paler tones in the grid. Soft chalky whites, pale sage, or muted warm biscuit tones keep the room cohesive and inviting. If you prefer a richer accent for surrounding upholstery or cushions, a deep forest green or muted olive creates a grounded, tailored connection to the painted foliage.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, all our wallpapers and wall murals are made-to-measure based on your exact wall dimensions, helping to reduce unnecessary excess paper. We produce all our mural wallpapers on high-grade, PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure that feels natural and refined. Our wallpapers are straightforward to hang, making them a practical and creative choice for homeowners and renters looking to transform their interior spaces.