Wallpaper - Kish Kash

Our Kish Kash wallpaper by Julia Dreams brings together a rhythmic diagonal grid of retro star-like tiles, pairing deep orange and dark olive green against warm off-white and soft sage borders. The bold, flat shapes and screenprint-inspired look evoke classic 1970s graphic design, while the structured repeat gives the motif a confident, lively rhythm across the wall. Produced made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure, this design brings warm colour and vintage character to compact spaces and accent walls alike.

In the room

The medium-scale geometric repeat makes Kish Kash an expressive choice for a kitchen or a powder room. In a kitchen, we see this working particularly well behind open shelving or running along a dining nook wall, where the repeating tile shapes bring warmth and visual order. The diagonal layout keeps the eyes moving, meaning the design feels balanced whether it covers a single accent wall or wraps neatly around a smaller, enclosed cloakroom.

Because the pattern relies on high contrast between the dark orange and the deep green, it holds its clarity beautifully across both small wall sections and broader surfaces. In a powder room, surrounding the entire space in the pattern creates a cocooning, vintage-inspired atmosphere that feels deliberate and energetic.

Styling it

To let the graphic personality of the wallpaper lead, we would pair it with simple, grounded furnishings. Mid-century silhouettes and warm woods such as teak or medium oak complement the 1970s revival feel without competing for attention.

In a kitchen or cloakroom setting, clean ceramic finishes and brushed brass or antique bronze hardware pick up on the warm undertones of the print. Keeping larger surfaces and worktops relatively calm in plain off-white, terrazzo, or honed stone gives the geometry room to stand out cleanly.

Colour combinations

The pattern centres on rich dark orange and deep mossy green, outlined with soft olive and muted cream. To build a cohesive palette, we recommend drawing directly from these perimeter tones.

For adjacent walls, woodwork, and cabinetry, a soft warm white or pale biscuit shade keeps the room light while harmonising with the light framing lines of the motif. If you prefer a moodier, more tailored scheme, pulling the dark olive green onto skirting boards or kitchen cabinets anchors the orange elements and gives the room a striking, grounded finish.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure based on your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to purchasing standard rolls. Every design is produced on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure, and our wall murals are created to be straightforward and easy to hang in homes of all styles.