Wallpaper - Pond View II

Created by Chris Paschke, our Pond View II wallpaper brings together fluid watercolour washes and an atmospheric landscape horizon. A light beige wash across the upper section evokes an open sky, transitioning into a horizontal band of deep fern green and navy that suggests distant terrain or shoreline. Below, misty blue and grey tones merge softly to capture the impression of water. Printed to order on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, this design offers an understated, painterly composition tailored to your wall dimensions.

In the room

We see this design working particularly well on a wide, uninterrupted feature wall in a living room, where the horizontal flow of the landscape can stretch across the room without being cut short. Because the composition balances open space at the top with richer colour along the centre and base, it anchors low-profile furniture naturally. Placing a sofa or low sideboard against the wall allows the darker landscape band to sit just above the furniture line, keeping the motif visible while the paler upper area helps the wall feel open and uncrowded.

Styling it

The organic modern character of the artwork pairs naturally with simple furniture lines and quiet, natural finishes. We would lean towards understated surroundings that let the watercolour movement remain the focal point.

• Low-slung contemporary furniture in pale ash, bleached oak, or painted off-white complements the light upper section without competing for visual weight.
• Upholstery in textured neutral weaves, such as natural wool or unbleached cotton, echoes the soft transitions in the print without adding conflicting patterns.
• Matte ceramic accents or dark bronze lighting fixtures pick up the deeper navy and fern tones in the horizon band, providing grounded focal points around the room.

Colour combinations

Our design is built on a balanced palette of soft beige, fern green, deep navy, and misty grey-blue. When selecting colours for adjacent walls, trim, or cabinetry, we suggest pulling directly from these earthy and aquatic undertones.

A soft, warm oatmeal or pale greige on adjacent walls continues the warmth of the upper sky area for a cohesive feel. For woodwork, skirting, and doors, a muted slate grey or deep blue-grey provides a clean, tailored frame that references the darker horizon. If you prefer to highlight the botanical depth in the centre of the motif, subtle moss or fern green accents in cushions or throws bring out the landscape's rich focal line.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made to measure based on the specific dimensions of your wall. This bespoke approach ensures the design is proportioned to your room while helping to reduce unnecessary excess compared with standard pre-packaged rolls.

Our wallpapers are completely PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical structure that lends depth to artistic motifs. We offer practical wallpaper options suited to different homes, living situations, and application preferences, all designed to be straightforward to hang.