Wallpaper - The Scoop IV Border

Our The Scoop IV Border wallpaper by Courtney Prahl brings a playful pop-art sensibility to the wall with collage-inspired character and vintage charm. At the centre of the composition sits a mint-green ice cream scoop topped with a cherry and multicoloured sprinkles, resting on a paper-textured cone marked with the number 309. The central illustration is framed by scalloped hot pink borders and cheerful yellow stripes, set against a background that resembles aged, newsprint-textured paper with the word "Delight" softly scripted across the top. We produce our wallpapers made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, giving this graphic artwork a clean, expressive finish.

In the room

We see this design working especially well in casual, high-energy spaces where you want to introduce colour and personality. In a kitchen, breakfast nook, playroom, or creative studio, the defined border composition creates a strong visual focal point. Because the central ice cream motif and framing borders are distinct and graphic, giving the mural wallpaper an uninterrupted wall area allows the full structure of the artwork to stand out without competing with tall furniture. In a family dining corner or behind low shelving, the bright framing elements help ground the surrounding area and create an inviting focal wall.

Styling it

The collage-like texture and 1950s diner nostalgia give this design a lot of creative flexibility. We would lean into its retro character while keeping surrounding shapes clean and unfussy.

• Pair with warm painted furniture or simple retro silhouettes that echo mid-century diner aesthetics without overcrowding the room.
• Balance the vibrant hot pink and mint tones by keeping nearby flooring and large rugs in neutral, warm stone or pale blonde finishes.
• Use simple ceramic tableware, enamel accents, or cheerful kitchen accessories in soft yellow or cherry red to subtly draw out the smaller details in the print.

Colour combinations

The palette centres on an energetic combination of hot pink, mint green, cherry red, and yellow, balanced by the muted, off-white tone of the aged paper background. When choosing paint for adjacent walls or woodwork, a soft warm white or pale parchment keeps the room bright and lets the wallpaper take the lead. For a bolder interior scheme, picking out the mint green for kitchen cabinets or styling with soft pastel yellows creates a cohesive, cheerful retro palette that complements the artwork naturally.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure based on your exact wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to standard rolls. Every wall mural is printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical texture that complements the artistic quality of our designs. Designed to be straightforward and simple to hang, our wallpapers offer versatile decorating options suited to homeowners and renters alike.