Wallpaper - Graffiti Love, Lavender

Our Graffiti Love, Lavender wallpaper brings a playful street-art character into the home through an expressive mix of spray-paint lettering and graphic symbols. Designed by Irina Chikati, the motif layers words like "LOVE", "xoxo", "peace", and "nice" alongside hearts, stars, and peace signs over a soft pastel backdrop of lavender, mauve, pink, mint green, and white. The overlapping composition gives the design an energetic 1990s aesthetic, balanced by the gentle tones of the palette. Printed as made-to-measure, PVC-free wallpaper with a subtle paper texture, it provides a bold visual focus while remaining straightforward to hang.

In the room

Because of its dense, layered composition and graphic character, we see this design working especially well as a dedicated feature wall in a teenage room, playroom, or modern bedroom. The energetic lettering and varied symbols carry plenty of visual interest, so placing it on an open wall behind a bed or desk gives the full rhythm of the artwork room to stand out without competing with surrounding surfaces.

In smaller rooms, running the pattern across a single prominent wall helps maintain a light, open feel while letting the street-art details take centre stage. For larger playrooms or creative corners, the repeat holds up comfortably across wider wall areas where the interplay between the pastel purple tones and airbrushed lettering can be appreciated from a distance.

Styling it

When styling around our mural wallpapers with this level of graphic detail, we suggest keeping adjacent furniture relatively simple in form so the wall remains the focal point.

• Clean-lined contemporary furniture in white, light birch, or pale ash complements the light base of the design without adding visual clutter.
• Soft furnishings in solid pastel shades, such as lavender cushions or a light mint throw, tie into the spray-painted tones naturally.
• Matte black metal accents on desk frames, shelving, or lighting provide a sharp, modern contrast that picks up on the urban street-art influence.

Colour combinations

The design itself features a harmonious mix of lavender, mauve, soft pink, mint green, and clean white.

When choosing paint colours for adjoining walls or woodwork, we recommend pulling directly from the quieter shades in the wallpaper. A crisp off-white or very pale chalky grey keeps the room bright and allows the pastel graffiti to pop. Alternatively, a muted lilac or soft mint on neighbouring walls creates a wrapped, cohesive colour scheme that feels deliberate and contemporary.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce made-to-measure wallpapers tailored specifically to your wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper. Our wall murals are PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical structure that is straightforward to hang, making it easy to bring distinctive, bespoke design into your home.