Wallpaper - Beyond the Border Wall I

Capturing the serene, expansive beauty of layered desert ridges, our Beyond the Border Wall I wallpaper by Nathan Larson brings a quiet sense of depth to any interior. The photographic composition showcases undulating mountain silhouettes fading into soft hues of indigo, slate blue, and dusty lilac, contrasted against a hazy, luminous sky filled with pale yellow and golden tones. A gentle, vintage-style film texture softens the horizon, giving the scene an atmospheric, painterly quality. Printed made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, this design brings an open landscape feel to your space.

In the room

Because of its broad horizontal composition and subtle atmospheric layers, we see this wall mural working particularly well on an uninterrupted feature wall where the mountain ridge line has space to stretch across the room. In a living room behind a low sofa or in a bedroom behind a headboard, the low horizon line grounds the space while the soft, pale sky opens up the upper wall. The muted blue and soft amber tones also make it a natural fit for a calm home office or a tranquil dining space. In rooms with generous daylight, the delicate tonal gradients between the mountain silhouettes remain beautifully distinct throughout the day.

Styling it

To complement the open desert mood of the motif, we would keep surrounding furnishings understated and grounded. Low-profile furniture works especially well here, ensuring the layered peaks remain fully in view.

Natural timber pieces in warm oak, walnut, or ash echo the earthy undertones of the lower landscape, while soft upholstery in sand, oatmeal, or muted stone helps balance the cooler blue mountain tones. For accessories and lighting, brushed bronze or matte black metal accents provide a clean contrast against the softly diffused sky without competing with the landscape.

Colour combinations

The palette within this wallpaper is anchored by muted slate blue, deep indigo, and dusty denim in the mountains, set against warm buttermilk, golden cream, and pale apricot in the sky.

When choosing paint colours for adjoining walls, woodwork, or cabinetry, consider pulling out the warmer tones with soft linen, warm cream, or pale biscuit. Alternatively, if you prefer a cooler, more defined look, pairing the mural with a soft slate grey or a chalky dusky blue on neighbouring walls will enhance the depth of the mountain ridges.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure according to your exact wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared with buying standard rolls. We produce our designs on PVC-free wallpaper paper featuring a subtle physical surface structure. Designed to be straightforward to hang, our mural wallpapers offer flexible solutions suited to both homeowners and renters looking to transform their walls.