Wallpaper - Color Chart III

Created by Shirley Novak, Color Chart III brings together botanical grace and graphic precision. An expressive purple flower rises against a crisp white ground, flanked by structured swatches of color ranging from deep aubergine and warm ochre to soft lilac, moss green, and earthy taupe. Bold black lines and geometric rectangles anchor the fluid petals, creating an intriguing modernist dialogue between organic flora and systematic color exploration. Produced made-to-measure on PVC-free material with a subtle physical paper structure, our wallpaper murals introduce a distinct gallery aesthetic to contemporary interiors.

In the room

We see this design working especially well in spaces dedicated to creativity, study, or relaxed gathering. In a home office, studio, or library, the structured color grids provide a thoughtful visual rhythm, while the expressive bloom softens the overall feel. In a living room or modern dining area, giving this design an expansive, uninterrupted wall allows the balance between the delicate flower and the surrounding color blocks to be appreciated in its entirety. The clean white backdrop prevents the multi-toned palette from overwhelming the room, making it equally fitting for a well-lit hallway or bedroom accent wall.

Styling it

Because the artwork already features a balanced mix of vivid tones and clean lines, we recommend keeping adjacent furniture relatively simple. Mid-century modern pieces, minimalist silhouettes, or sleek painted cabinetry will echo the modernist structure of the design without competing for attention. If you are incorporating wood, warm oak, walnut, or lighter ash tones harmonize naturally with the earthy swatches in the grid. Keep textiles relatively quiet and unpatterned to let the expressive oil-paint look of the motif stand as the primary artistic statement.

Colour combinations

The artwork centers on deep purple, lilac, and violet, supported by accents of olive green, warm ochre, muted taupe, and grounding black over an off-white background. When painting surrounding walls, consider picking up one of the softer tones from the swatches, such as a pale moss green, warm grey, or creamy off-white, to maintain an open and cohesive feel. For larger accent elements like upholstery or curtains, deeper aubergine, charcoal, or mustard yellow can be drawn directly from the grid to create deliberate, refined accents.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce made-to-measure wallpapers tailored to your specific wall dimensions, helping to reduce unnecessary excess. Our wall murals are PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical structure that gives a refined finish to every design. Straightforward and easy to hang, our mural wallpapers make it simple to transform any room into an inspiring, artful space.