Wallpaper - Kasbah Times

Designed by Dina June, our Kasbah Times wallpaper brings together bold graphic symbols and intricate ornamental mandala motifs in a striking split composition. On one side, chalky white geometric marks, diamonds, triangles, and sunbursts stand out against a rich black backdrop, framed by a delicate patterned border. The adjacent panel opens into large-scale, radiating mandala medallions in warm terracotta, soft ochre, charcoal, and taupe tones over an off-white ground. The design captures a relaxed bohemian and textile-inspired aesthetic with graphic clarity, making it a distinctive focal point. Our wallpapers are made to measure to fit your exact wall dimensions and are completely PVC-free, featuring a subtle paper structure.

In the room

This is one of our more expressive mural wallpapers, making it particularly effective on an accent wall where the full vertical contrast between the dark geometric panel and the lighter mandala artwork can unfold. In a bedroom, we see this working exceptionally well on the wall behind the headboard, grounding the sleeping space while adding warm pattern and artistic depth. It is equally suited to a creative home studio or a dedicated meditation space, where the balance of geometric order and mandala symmetry creates an engaging visual environment. Because the design has clear vertical panels and distinct visual weight on each side, we would place it on a relatively open wall with minimal obstruction from tall cupboards or shelving.

Styling it

To let the detailed linework and contrasting panels take centre stage, we would pair this wallpaper with low-profile furniture in natural materials. Mid-tone or darker wood furniture, such as walnut or mango wood, complements the warm terracotta and charcoal shades found in the mandala motif. For surrounding textiles, heavy unbleached cotton or woven wool throws in soft off-white and charcoal help echo the bohemian textile character of the print without competing for attention. Keeping surrounding decorative accents simple and artisanal, like unglazed terracotta pottery or blackened metal task lighting, reinforces the grounded aesthetic.

Colour combinations

The wallpaper features a balanced palette of deep black, chalky white, terracotta, warm ochre, muted taupe, and soft charcoal. For adjoining painted walls, we suggest leaning into soft off-white or light warm grey to mirror the lighter background of the mandala panel and keep the room open. If you prefer a moodier atmosphere, pulling the deep charcoal or warm terracotta onto adjacent surfaces or skirting boards creates a deeply cohesive, wrapped interior.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made to measure according to your wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to standard rolls. Our wall murals are PVC-free and printed on paper with a subtle physical surface structure. They are designed to be straightforward to hang, offering versatile decor options for homeowners and renters looking to transform their interior.