Wallpaper - Lower Antelope Canyon II

Captured by photographer Alan Majchrowicz, our Lower Antelope Canyon II wallpaper brings the sweeping, sculpted sandstone curves of the American Southwest into a room. The composition centres on sweeping arches and fluid rock formations in rich burnt orange, warm terracotta, and subtle dusty lilac shadows. Fine striations etched across the rock face give the large-scale photographic landscape a natural sense of motion and organic depth. Produced made-to-measure on our PVC-free paper with a subtle physical surface structure, this wallpaper mural creates an expressive focal point across an accent wall.

In the room

In a living room or vacation home, we see this wall mural working particularly well on a wide, uninterrupted wall behind a low sofa or credenza. Because the flowing sandstone forms are large and architectural, giving the design enough unbroken horizontal space allows the full sweep of the canyon opening and the layering of light to show clearly.

The warmth of the orange and earthy tones creates an enveloping atmosphere in spaces that receive soft natural daylight, while warmer evening lighting enhances the glowing depth of the canyon interior. For rooms with higher ceilings, the upward diagonal movement of the rock walls adds a grounded yet expansive visual dynamic.

Styling it

To let the expressive contours of the wallpaper anchor the space, we suggest pairing it with furniture that has clean, low profiles and organic shapes. Pieces in warm woods such as walnut or natural oak echo the earthy warmth of the stone without competing with the detail of the photograph.

For textiles and surrounding accents, we recommend matte finishes and tactile materials like washed linen, soft bouclé, or unglazed ceramics in neutral sand and cream tones. Keeping larger furniture pieces solid and relatively understated allows the sweeping movement of the rock formations to remain the main visual focus of the interior.

Colour combinations

Our wallpaper is defined by glowing burnt orange, desert terracotta, deep amber, and cool violet-tinged shadows in the recessed crevices of the stone.

To create a balanced and cohesive palette around it, we recommend using soft warm off-white, light linen, or muted sand on adjacent painted walls and woodwork. If you want to lean into a deeper, richer atmosphere, drawing out the deeper terracotta or warm clay tones across nearby upholstery, shelving, or curtains complements the landscape naturally.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper. We produce all our designs on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure, crafted to be straightforward and easy to hang in your home.