Wallpaper - Hounds Tooth Spire

Our Hounds Tooth Spire wallpaper captures the dramatic geometry of alpine terrain, photographed by Jim Wiebe. Sharp, snow-dusted rock ridges contrast with sweeping blue-tinted glaciers that flow through the valleys, while the sky above softens into delicate tones of pale blue and blush. The composition balances the raw, graphic silhouettes of dark mountain peaks with calm open air, creating a vast sense of scale. Made to measure on our PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, this design brings an expansive, quiet focus to any interior.

In the room

We see this photographic landscape working particularly well across a wide, uninterrupted wall where the full mountain range can unfold naturally. In a living room, placing the design behind a low sofa keeps the horizon line open and allows the sharp rock faces to define the upper half of the space. It also suits a dedicated home study, where the cool slate tones and open sky establish an uncluttered, balanced backdrop behind a desk. Because the motif carries significant visual depth, giving it space on a main wall prevents the detailed rock crevices from feeling crowded by tall storage.

Styling it

The clean lines and cold slate tones make this design an excellent companion for contemporary or minimalist interiors. We suggest pairing it with streamlined, low-profile furniture that respects the horizontal expanse of the scenery. Low wooden credenzas, clean-lined upholstered seating, or a simple desk in pale ash or natural oak help ground the room without competing with the mountain ridges.

To complement the cooler blues and crisp whites of the glacier, you can incorporate soft, textured textiles like a plain wool rug or unpatterned cushions in charcoal, slate, or soft off-white. Keeping decorative objects restrained and surfaces relatively clear allows the graphic contrast of the peaks to remain the focal point of the interior.

Colour combinations

The palette within our wallpaper is defined by cool slate blue, bright snow white, and deep earthy brown rock, offset by the gentle blush and pale blue of the sky. For adjacent walls, we would look to muted off-whites or soft slate greys that echo the light along the glacier. If you prefer deeper contrast in surrounding woodwork or trim, a dark charcoal or deep stone grey picks up the rugged rock ridges nicely. For accents in cushions or smaller decor, subtle dusty rose or soft blush tones draw out the understated warmth in the morning sky.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made to measure based on the specific dimensions of your wall. This approach helps reduce unnecessary excess material compared with buying standard fixed-size rolls. Every mural wallpaper is printed on PVC-free paper that features a subtle physical structure, and our wall murals are designed to be straightforward and easy to hang in any home.