Wallpaper - Ocean Blue Pt.3

Created by Aimee Del Valle, Ocean Blue Pt.3 captures the quiet, expansive mood of an abstract coastal horizon using fluid watercolour washes. Deep sapphire blues blend softly into translucent sky tones and bright white paper reserves, evoking shifting tides, misty sea spray, and distant water lines. We especially like how the broad horizontal brushstrokes lend the composition a calm, sweeping rhythm while retaining the organic bleeding and feathered edges of paint on paper. Like all Wallism wallpapers, this design is made-to-measure to fit your room dimensions and printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical surface structure.

In the room

The wide, fluid composition of this mural wallpaper makes it an exceptional choice for creating a tranquil focal point. In a bedroom, we would place it on the main wall behind the bed, where the horizontal flow of deep blue and white watercolours frames the room with a serene, restorative presence.

Because the design evokes the open atmosphere of a seascape without literal details, it also works beautifully in a dedicated meditation room or a quiet bathroom setting. On a larger, uninterrupted wall, the gradient of the watercolour washes has room to breathe, while in more compact spaces, the airy white central areas prevent the deep sapphire tones from feeling heavy.

Styling it

We recommend letting the painterly character of the wallpaper guide the rest of the interior. To balance the cool blues and crisp whites, consider pairing the mural with warm, unvarnished natural timbers or low-profile furniture with clean, modern lines.

Embrace a relaxed contemporary or wabi-sabi aesthetic by choosing tactile linen textiles, unbleached cottons, and simple ceramic pieces in matte, stone-like finishes. Keeping surrounding decorative elements minimal and understated allows the fluid movement of the watercolour artwork to remain the clear visual anchor of the space.

Colour combinations

The palette of this design is defined by rich sapphire blue, cool watery mid-tones, and crisp white. When choosing paint colours for adjoining walls and architectural woodwork, soft off-whites, pale chalky greys, or muted bone tones create a seamless, cohesive backdrop that echoes the lightest sections of the watercolour.

If you prefer richer contrast, deep navy or inky blue accents in soft furnishings will draw out the darkest pigment bands in the horizon line. To introduce gentle warmth against the cool palette, subtle sand, muted taupe, or dry timber tones provide a natural, grounded complement.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared to standard fixed rolls.

Every design is PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical structure. We produce wallpapers that are straightforward to hang, offering practical options suited to different homes, tastes, and living arrangements.