Wallpaper - Soy Quintet

Our Soy Quintet wallpaper brings together bold geometric forms and painterly depth in a contemporary abstract composition by Mike Schick. Anchored by an arched dome in earthy brown and a dynamic wedge in burnt orange, the design layers rich warm shapes over muted grey and charcoal blocks against an off-white backdrop. Fine painted visual textures within each plane soften the graphic lines, giving the artwork a considered, gallery-like presence. Made-to-measure and PVC-free, this design features a subtle structure in the paper and works naturally as a focal point in modern homes.

In the room

Because of its central focal composition and interplay of clean geometry, we see this wall mural working especially well on an uninterrupted feature wall in a living room or home office. Giving the design generous wall space allows the full balance of overlapping shapes to stand out without competing with tall cabinetry or heavy shelving.

In a living room, placing the design behind a low-profile sofa lets the sweeping upper arch draw the eye upward, creating a balanced sense of height. In a dedicated study or home office, the grounded earthy tones and structured geometry introduce a calm, composed atmosphere across a main accent wall. The subtle painted details within the grey and orange sections also catch natural daylight pleasantly, revealing soft variations in tone throughout the day.

Styling it

When styling around this mural wallpaper, we suggest leaning into contemporary minimalism that echoes the artwork's clean forms and architectural weight. Low-slung furniture with simple profiles keeps the visual focus squarely on the wall mural without cluttering the lower half of the composition.

To complement the rich earthy palette, we like pairing this design with warm timber finishes or matte black accents. A low walnut sideboard or a blackened steel console creates an appealing dialogue with the deep brown and charcoal shapes, while textured upholstery in neutral wool or bouclé softens the strong graphic lines.

Colour combinations

The design itself centers on rich burnt orange, warm terracotta brown, and deep charcoal, balanced by cool slate grey and an off-white field.

To create a cohesive interior, we recommend drawing on the softer neutral tones of the background for adjoining painted walls, such as soft plaster or warm off-white. If you prefer a moodier, more defined space, picking up the charcoal or deep slate grey on trim or built-in joinery provides striking definition that anchors the warm orange elements.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure to fit your exact wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper during decorating. All our wall murals are PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical surface structure.

We design our wallpapers to be straightforward and easy to hang, offering options suited to different decorating needs and living situations, whether you own your home or live in rented accommodation.