Wallpaper - Window Box II

Our Window Box II wallpaper, designed by Carol Rowan, brings an inviting architectural perspective indoors with its painterly arched window motif. Framed in rich blue, the window opens onto climbing green vines set against a textured dijon yellow wall, with colourful blooms in red, purple, and yellow gathering in the foreground. The oil paint look and visible brush texture give the artwork a warm, impressionist character that feels distinctly grounded. Produced made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical surface structure, this design offers an effortless way to create depth and visual interest on a focal wall.

In the room

In a dining room or kitchen, we see this scenic mural wallpaper working especially well on an uninterrupted wall beside a dining table or breakfast nook, where the arched window perspective creates an immediate sense of openness. The composition also suits a living room, bedroom, or study where you want the artwork to function as a classic feature wall. Because the design has a clear pictorial focus with vertical climbing vines and structured stonework, giving it a central wall area allows the full painted scene to be viewed without heavy visual interruption from tall cabinetry or oversized headboards.

Styling it

The warm, French country and heritage aesthetic of this design pairs naturally with traditional or rustic interior elements. We would style the surrounding space with furniture that shares its unhurried, classic feel.

• Pair with warm wood furniture, such as a rustic pine or mid-tone dining table, to balance the rich dijon and terracotta tones in the painted wall.
• Introduce understated painted cabinetry or chairs in muted heritage colours like soft off-white or deep slate blue to echo the window frame.
• Keep surrounding fabrics and window dressings simple and unpatterned, allowing the detailed floral and vine motif to take visual priority.

Colour combinations

The design is built around a warm dijon yellow base, complemented by vibrant blue architectural details, leafy greens, and soft floral accents of red and purple. When choosing paint colours for adjoining walls or woodwork, we suggest picking up the gentle warmth of the yellow with soft cream or warm linen tones. For trim, doors, or built-in shelving, a muted navy or dusty blue creates a tailored connection to the painted window frames, while deep mossy greens work nicely across upholstery or decorative accents.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, all our wallpapers are made-to-measure based on your exact wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper during decorating. Our wall murals are printed on PVC-free paper that features a subtle surface structure, and each order is designed to be straightforward to hang in your home.