Wallpaper - Basketweave

Our Basketweave wallpaper, created by Julia Dreams, brings a rhythmic, 1970s revival energy to the wall through interlocking woven bands filled with undulating parallel lines. The design plays with visual movement and dimension, pairing dusty blush pink, muted slate blue, charcoal, and warm cream in a structured screenprint-inspired repeat. It offers a playful yet graphic presence that shifts between an optical geometric pattern and a stylised woven texture. Like all our wallpapers, this design is made-to-measure to your exact wall dimensions on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure.

In the room

We see Basketweave working exceptionally well in a living room or along a hallway and staircase where the diagonal weave structure can lead the eye through the space. Because the repeating pattern is energetic and visually dense, it makes an engaging feature wall behind a low-profile sofa or along an entryway wall that welcomes guests with distinct personality. In a larger living area, the disciplined geometry allows it to cover multiple walls without feeling chaotic, provided the space has good natural light to highlight the balance between the soft pink and cool slate blue tones. For narrower spaces like stairwells, the flowing curves within each woven block bring a sense of organic movement to otherwise rigid, vertical architectural lines.

Styling it

When styling around Basketweave, we suggest leaning into retro or mid-century modern sensibilities with streamlined, understated silhouettes. Because the motif carries considerable linear detail, surrounding furniture should provide calm, grounding counterpoints rather than competing for visual attention.

Low-slung seating in solid woven upholstery or smooth cognac leather complements the 1970s character without overwhelming the room. For hard surfaces, warm-toned woods like teak or walnut pair naturally with the warm cream and blush pink in the motif, while matte black metal accents on lighting or table frames echo the fine charcoal outlines. Keeping decorative accessories sculptural and minimal lets the rhythmic geometry of our wallpaper remain the focal point.

Colour combinations

The pattern itself is built around a balance of blush pink, muted slate blue, dark charcoal grey, and soft off-white. When choosing paint colours and materials for adjacent surfaces, you can either highlight the warmer or cooler facets of the palette.

Pairing adjacent walls or trim with a soft, warm chalky white keeps the overall atmosphere light and lets the wallpaper stand out as the primary feature. If you prefer a richer, more cocooning palette, deep charcoal or slate blue on baseboards, doors, or built-in shelving grounds the space and draws out the darker linework. For soft furnishings, accenting with dusty rose, terracotta, or muted denim blue creates a cohesive link with the motif without repeating the exact shades too rigidly.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are produced made-to-measure based on your specific wall dimensions. This custom approach helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared with buying standard rolls.

We print on PVC-free paper that features a subtle physical structure, giving the finished wall an understated, refined appearance. Our wall murals and mural wallpapers are designed to be straightforward and easy to hang, making them a practical choice for refreshing your home.