Wallpaper - Is It Spring Yet

Our Is It Spring Yet wallpaper, created by Nathan Larson, brings a quiet, contemplative focus to an interior with its minimalist photographic composition. Set against a smooth smoky grey background, a single arching pussy willow branch stretches horizontally across the field, showcasing soft downy catkins along its slender stem. The generous negative space gives the composition a tranquil, uncluttered character, allowing the delicate botanical details to stand out with understated clarity. Made to measure for your exact wall dimensions, our PVC-free wallpapers feature a subtle paper structure that adds gentle depth to the finished surface.

In the room

Because the visual weight of the motif rests along a graceful horizontal line surrounded by calm open space, we see this design working exceptionally well on an expansive, uninterrupted wall. In a bedroom, placing this mural wallpaper behind a low headboard allows the arch of the willow twig to float naturally above the bed without being broken up by tall furniture. It also feels right at home in a dedicated meditation room or quiet reading corner, where the balanced composition and muted tones foster an unhurried, serene atmosphere. The generous smoke-grey backdrop sits comfortably across wide areas without overwhelming the room with visual noise.

Styling it

To echo the Japandi and Asian Zen sensibilities of this piece, we would keep the surrounding interior clean-lined and deliberate. Pair the wallpaper with low-profile furniture in muted, natural finishes such as warm ash, pale oak, or dark stained wood to ground the space. Uncluttered surfaces and minimal wall decor ensure the photographic branch remains the focal element of the room. When choosing textiles, subtle weaves, matte cotton, or simple wool rugs in neutral tones complement the organic stillness of the motif without competing with its refined simplicity.

Colour combinations

The palette in our wallpaper centres on tonal smoke grey, soft silvery-white catkins, and the gentle earthy brown of the willow branch. To create a cohesive palette throughout the room, we suggest working with soft neutral tones, warm stone, or muted off-whites on adjacent walls and woodwork. If you prefer deeper contrast, charcoal grey or muted espresso accents in furniture and frames pick up the darker elements of the branch, while soft cream and pale slate grey bring out the light, velvety texture of the willow buds.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made to measure according to your unique wall dimensions. Custom production helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared to standard fixed-size rolls, making the decorating process more precise.

Our wallpapers are PVC-free and printed on paper with a subtle physical structure that gives the wall a refined finish. Designed to be straightforward to hang, our wall murals offer practical options suited to different homes, needs, and living situations.