Wallpaper - Disco Fever II

Our Disco Fever II wallpaper by Becky Thorns channels pure 1970s energy through graphic typography and fluid, curving colour bands. Set against a bold pink backdrop, cream lettering spelling "DISCO" repeats down the design, framed by sweeping ribbons of orange, red, and yellow that give the composition a sense of rhythmic movement. The balance of rounded retro lettering and vibrant, warm waves creates an expressive graphic statement on the wall. Produced made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, this design brings character and vintage warmth into modern interiors.

In the room

Because Disco Fever II carries such distinct graphic rhythm, we see it working particularly well as a focal point in a playroom, a teenage bedroom, or a dedicated music and entertainment space. The scale of the repeated typography and wide, flowing stripes makes it well suited to a main accent wall, such as behind a low bed, along a study nook, or on an open wall with minimal tall furniture blocking the central lettering. In rooms with plenty of daylight, the contrast between the pink ground and the warm yellow and orange stripes stands out cleanly, while softer warm lamplight in the evening deepens the nostalgic 70s feel.

Styling it

To balance the bold graphic identity of this wallpaper, we recommend keeping surrounding furniture shapes relatively simple. Clean-lined mid-century pieces or contemporary low-profile furniture in natural wood tones create a grounded backdrop that allows the mural to lead the room.

For accents and lighting, warm brass or matte black fixtures echo the retro mood without competing with the swirling pattern. Keeping larger upholstery in neutral tones gives the vivid wall mural space to breathe, while smaller accents like cushions or desk accessories can pick up on the warm yellow or cream tones from the lettering.

Colour combinations

The wallpaper's palette centres on a vivid pink ground layered with warm cream typography and rich bands of dark orange, red, and golden yellow.

When choosing paint colours for adjoining walls or woodwork, soft warm whites and muted creams work naturally alongside the lettering, keeping the overall room light and open. If you want a richer, more enveloping look, you can draw directly from the pattern's warmer accents by introducing ochre, terracotta, or deep warm apricot on adjacent surfaces and painted trim.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper during decorating. We produce all of our mural wallpapers on PVC-free paper featuring a subtle physical structure, designed to be straightforward and simple to hang in any home.