Wallpaper - Harvest Stripes

Designed by Katie Pertiet, our Harvest Stripes wallpaper brings a playful 1970s revival feel to modern interiors with its rhythmic vertical stripes. What we especially like about this design is the balance between structured bands and soft watercolour textures, where rich orange, warm ochre, olive green, and earthy brown tones show delicate wash variations and gentle paint flecks against a clean white backdrop. Hand-drawn outlines give each stripe an organic, expressive edge that feels warm and artistic rather than rigid. Our made-to-measure, PVC-free wall murals feature a subtle physical structure in the paper, making them straightforward to hang while adding a lively graphic rhythm to your room.

In the room

In an entryway or hallway, we love how the vertical orientation draws the eye upward, giving narrower spaces an airy and welcoming character. The cheerful palette also makes this design work naturally in a creative home office, hobby room, or art studio, where the warm tones introduce creative energy without cluttering the visual field. For family living areas, kitchens, or playrooms, we would feature this wallpaper on a main focal wall, behind a low console, sofa, or dining bench, letting the varying widths of the stripes stand out clearly. Because the repeating pattern is grounded by crisp white breaks between the colourful bands, it brings plenty of character to an accent wall while remaining balanced alongside everyday living.

Styling it

We recommend pairing this retro-inspired pattern with simple furniture silhouettes to keep the visual focus on the vertical stripe rhythm. Mid-century inspired furniture pieces in warm mid-tone wood or painted white surfaces complement the 1970s aesthetic without competing with the motif. For soft furnishings, solid woven cushions or simple window dressings in plain canvas, cotton, or bouclé help ground the dynamic bands of colour. Keeping nearby accessories minimal and sculptural allows the hand-painted watercolour character of the stripes to remain the central feature of the space.

Colour combinations

The wallpaper itself combines deep orange, sunlit ochre yellow, olive green, terracotta, and warm brown against a bright white background. When selecting surrounding wall colours or cabinetry, matching adjacent surfaces to a warm off-white or cream creates a cohesive, bright transition. If you prefer deeper surrounding tones, pulling out the olive green or muted terracotta for woodwork, interior doors, or painted shelving units adds rich tonal depth while highlighting the warm harvest spectrum within the pattern.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure based on the specific dimensions of your wall. This customised approach helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared with buying standard rolls. All our mural wallpapers are PVC-free and printed on paper with a subtle physical structure, designed to be straightforward and simple to hang. We offer wallpaper options suited to different homes, living situations, and wall surfaces, whether you own your property or rent.