Wallpaper - Kasbah Times

Designed by Dina June, our Kasbah Times wallpaper brings together bold bohemian character and intricate ornamental pattern. The composition divides cleanly into contrasting visual zones: on one side, a deep black ground patterned with chalky white tribal symbols, diamonds, and starburst motifs; on the other, grand circular mandala medallions layered with warm terracotta, charcoal, soft taupe, and creamy white. A vertical geometric border frames the transition between the two sides, creating a dynamic mural wallpaper with distinct visual rhythm. Printed custom to your dimensions, our wallpapers are PVC-free and feature a subtle structure in the paper surface.

In the room

Because the composition carries two distinct pattern densities, we see this wall mural working particularly well as an anchor feature wall in a bedroom or a dedicated meditation room. Placing it behind a low bed frame or an open seating arrangement allows both the dense graphic panel and the expansive mandala motifs to read clearly across the wall. In an art studio or creative study, the split layout adds strong graphic presence without requiring additional wall art. Giving the design a relatively uninterrupted wall ensures that the architectural vertical divider and the full sweep of the medallions have space to unfold naturally.

Styling it

We recommend balancing the detailed geometry of the wallpaper with calm, grounding furniture shapes. Clean-lined pieces in warm natural wood or painted black finishes tie directly into the dark and earthy elements of the motif. For surrounding accents, textured textiles such as slubbed cotton, woven throws, or matte ceramic vessels complement the hand-painted, textile-inspired look of the artwork without competing with its rich ornamental detail. Keeping decorative objects restrained helps the wallpaper remain the expressive focal point of the space.

Colour combinations

Our wallpaper combines deep charcoal black, warm terracotta, muted taupe, soft beige, and warm white. When choosing paint colors for adjoining walls, a soft off-white or light chalky cream keeps the room open while letting the darker elements stand out. For a cozier, more enveloping feel, warm terracotta or muted clay tones drawn from the mandala accents create an inviting continuity. Trim and architectural details can be finished in crisp white to match the lighter ground, or in soft charcoal to mirror the graphic side of the pattern.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper. Every wallpaper is PVC-free, easy to hang, and printed on paper with a subtle physical structure. We offer flexible options designed to suit different living situations, whether you are decorating your own home or personalizing a rented space.