Wallpaper - Mixed Forest Circles Inverse

Designed by Lisa Audit, our Mixed Forest Circles Inverse wallpaper brings a gentle geometric rhythm into the home through soft, hand-painted watercolour circles interlocking across a fresh sage green ground. The white circular outlines form a loose trellis lattice, creating an organic dot-and-diamond pattern with painterly edges that feel relaxed rather than rigid. We love how the subtle tonal variations in the earthy green watercolour give the surface depth while keeping the overall impression calm and airy. Our wallpapers are made to measure for your exact wall dimensions and are completely PVC-free, with a subtle structure in the paper that lends an understated finish.

In the room

Because the repeating geometric motif is compact and balanced, this design works beautifully across entire rooms as well as on dedicated accent walls. In a kitchen, we find the fresh sage and white palette sits comfortably alongside cabinetry, bringing a touch of decorative structure without overwhelming everyday activity. It is equally suited to a utility room or laundry room, where the crisp lattice pattern adds neat visual interest to smaller, functional areas. In a bathroom, the soft green watercolour character creates a tranquil, refreshing backdrop when paired with clean white sanitaryware and tiled areas.

Styling it

We recommend letting the clean lattice geometry and botanical green tone guide the surrounding decor:

• Pair the wallpaper with simple off-white or soft cream painted woodwork to echo the painterly white trellis and keep the room bright.
• Combine with warm, natural wood finishes such as ash or pale oak in shelving, dining furniture, or worktops to enhance the earthy character of the sage green.
• Add simple unlacquered brass or aged bronze hardware on cupboards and fixtures, which provides a gentle, classic contrast against the cool green ground.

Colour combinations

Our wallpaper relies on a serene dialogue between earthy sage green and crisp white watercolour shapes. To build a cohesive palette around it, consider bringing in complementary earthy neutrals such as warm off-white, light stone, or gentle linen tones for adjacent walls and curtains. For a richer accent, deeper forest greens or muted olive shades in kitchen cabinetry or soft furnishings create a harmonious layered look, while soft chalky white ceramics and woodwork allow the green pattern to stand out cleanly.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made to measure based on the specific dimensions of your wall, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to purchasing standard rolls. We produce our wall murals on PVC-free material featuring a subtle physical paper structure, and our mural wallpapers are designed to be straightforward and simple to hang in any home.