Wallpaper - Looking at the Gardens

Our Looking at the Gardens wallpaper captures futuristic, illuminated supertree structures rising into a deep night sky. Photographed by Lucas Tiefenthaler, the composition highlights vibrant blue and violet-purple lighting branching across wide geometric canopies, contrasted against rich green foliage climbing the vertical columns. A suspended curved walkway weaves between the structures, adding a strong sense of scale and architectural depth. Like all our wall murals, this design is made-to-measure to your exact wall dimensions and printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle paper texture.

In the room

We see this design working particularly well as an expressive focal point in a living room, media room, or dedicated home cinema. Because the glowing architectural canopies spread outward at the top of the frame, the motif benefits from a wider, uninterrupted wall where the full height and vertical drama can unfold without being crowded. In a living room, placing this wallpaper behind a low sofa lets the dark backdrop anchor the seating area while the radiant violet and blue canopy rises cleanly above. For a home cinema or media space, the deep night tones naturally complement dimmer lighting conditions while the illuminated branches provide a striking visual presence.

Styling it

To balance the dramatic neon glow and intricate branching detail, we recommend keeping surrounding furniture clean-lined and understated. Low-profile contemporary pieces in matte charcoal, deep slate, or muted dark wood ground the room effectively without competing with the architectural forms. Smooth, unadorned surfaces work best here, allowing the intricate network of walkways and glowing canopies to remain the clear visual centrepiece. Soft ambient lighting positioned away from the wall enhances the nocturnal atmosphere and lets the vibrant colours hold their depth.

Colour combinations

The wallpaper is defined by luminous royal blue, rich purple, and vibrant violet highlights set against deep indigo shadows and touches of botanical green. When planning surrounding wall paint, we would look toward quiet, saturated darks like deep midnight navy, graphite, or blackened charcoal to extend the immersive evening mood across adjacent walls. If you prefer higher contrast, a cool, muted off-white or soft pale grey on surrounding woodwork and skirting keeps the room feeling crisp, modern, and deliberately framed.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, all our wallpapers are made-to-measure to match your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to buying fixed-size rolls. Our murals are completely PVC-free and printed on paper with a subtle physical surface structure. Designed to be straightforward and easy to hang, we produce mural wallpapers suited to a variety of homes, design projects, and living spaces.