Wallpaper - Sparate

Our Sparate wallpaper brings the graphic energy of street art indoors through a dynamic collage of spray-painted lettering, abstract forms, and layered geometric motifs. Designed by John Beckley, the composition balances vibrant blocks of yellow, pink, blue, and orange against crisp black outlines and fine white paint splatters. Brick-like patterns and dot fields add visual depth across the surface, while bold diagonal lines in pink, blue, and purple cut through the design to create an energetic sense of rhythm. As with all our wall murals, it is made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure.

In the room

Because the motif has such a rich, multi-layered visual presence, we like giving it an uninterrupted wall where the full scale of the artwork can unfold. In a teenage room or a dedicated home art studio, our wallpaper makes a natural focal point behind a bed, a study desk, or a creative workbench. While a single feature wall lets the street-art composition take centre stage without overwhelming the space, larger, modern open-plan rooms can also carry this mural across wider wall spans. The bold contrasts and bright colour blocks hold their visual clarity under both strong natural daylight and focused evening lighting.

Styling it

To let the expressive character of the artwork lead the space, we would balance it with relatively clean-lined furniture and contemporary silhouettes. Streamlined furniture in neutral tones or painted finishes helps ground the room, preventing the layered motifs from feeling too busy.

For surrounding textures, smooth painted surfaces and subtle industrial elements like matte black metal lighting or minimalist shelving create a sharp, cohesive backdrop. If you enjoy an eclectic or maximalist interior, you can echo the creative spirit of the design by introducing small accents, such as cushions or desk accessories, that pick up on the energetic yellow or electric blue from the artwork.

Colour combinations

The wallpaper is built on an expressive palette of popping yellow, vivid pink, warm orange, and cobalt blue, grounded by bold black linework and bright white accents. When choosing paint colours for adjacent walls and woodwork, we recommend pairing the design with soft off-whites, cool concrete greys, or muted charcoal tones. These quiet, neutral surroundings allow the bright street-art tones to stand out cleanly. Alternatively, picking out one of the deeper blue or pink shades for a neighbouring architectural detail or door frame creates a deliberate, immersive colour connection.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce all of our wallpapers made-to-measure to fit your exact wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper. Every design is printed on PVC-free paper that features a subtle physical structure, giving the finished surface an understated finish. Our mural wallpapers are designed to be straightforward and easy to hang, offering flexible decorating options whether you own your home or live in rented accommodation.