Wallpaper - Temara Repeat

Designed by Julia Dreams, our Temara Repeat wallpaper brings a structured, 1930s Art Deco influence into a contemporary geometric repeat. The composition pairs bold charcoal grey geometric shapes with curved petal-like cut-outs and clean square centres, creating a rhythmic lattice across the surface. A subtle, screenprint-inspired texture within the grey areas softens the contrast against the crisp off-white backdrop, lending the graphic forms a calm and measured presence. Made to measure on our PVC-free paper with a delicate surface structure, this wallpaper introduces architectural balance to any wall.

In the room

We see this geometric design working exceptionally well in transition areas of the home, particularly an entryway, hallway, or along a staircase wall. Because the repeat is balanced and orderly, it provides visual structure without feeling chaotic as you move through the space. In a compact entrance or a narrow hall, using the pattern across all walls can create an inviting, purposeful atmosphere that defines the entry before opening into adjoining rooms. It also sits comfortably on a feature wall in a living room, where the geometric symmetry gives a neat focal point behind low-profile seating.

Styling it

The distinct retro and Art Deco character of this pattern pairs naturally with mid-century or vintage-inspired interiors, yet its monochrome simplicity fits modern minimalist settings just as easily. To balance the geometric weight of the dark grey motif, we would keep the surrounding furniture relatively grounded with clean architectural lines rather than overly ornate shapes. Warm wood finishes, such as teak, walnut, or oak, provide an attractive contrast to the cool charcoal tones. For hardware, accents in brushed brass or blackened metal sit comfortably alongside the tailored lattice pattern.

Colour combinations

The pattern centres on deep charcoal grey set against a pale, neutral off-white. When choosing colours for surrounding walls, woodwork, and skirting, a soft chalky white or warm neutral grey will maintain a seamless, tonal look that lets the wallpaper lead. If you want to introduce more depth, adjacent surfaces painted in a rich charcoal or slate will echo the darkest tones in the motif. For soft furnishings or accents, muted jewel tones like deep olive, burnt amber, or petrol blue bring warmth into the monochrome scheme.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, all our wallpapers and wall murals are made to measure according to your exact wall dimensions. Producing each order individually helps reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to standard rolls. Our mural wallpapers are printed on PVC-free paper that features a subtle physical structure, and they are designed to be straightforward and easy to hang in any room.