Wallpaper - Spooky Night VIII

In our Spooky Night VIII wallpaper, designed by Dina June, an intricate mandala takes centre stage against a deep dark background. A crisp white star motif anchors the middle, radiating outward into layered teardrop shapes in vibrant pink, orange and dark red. Fine blue and white leaf patterns, geometric green triangles, and repeating dot and eye motifs build a rich, kaleidoscopic rhythm across the surface. What we particularly like is how the high-contrast palette and rhythmic geometry give the pattern an energetic, graphic presence. Like all our wall murals, this design is made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical paper structure, making it simple to introduce a bold decorative focal point to your interior.

In the room

Because the central mandala motif has such a strong visual gravity and kaleidoscopic detail, we see this working exceptionally well as a dedicated feature wall. In an art studio, creative workspace or a quiet meditation room, placing the design on a main wall gives the geometric composition space to unfold without competing elements. It also works beautifully in an open living room or behind a bed in a bedroom, where the deep background anchors the surrounding space while the radiant colours draw the eye. For rooms with lower furniture, keeping the wall relatively clear allows the concentric layers and outer detail of the mandala to remain fully visible.

Styling it

• Complement the expressive, eclectic maximalist nature of the design with clean, contemporary furniture silhouettes that do not fight the intricate geometry.
• Pick up on the warm, earthy palette with dark timber or warm mid-tone wood pieces, which ground the vivid pink and orange tones naturally.
• Introduce quiet solid-colour upholstery or plain woven textiles to balance the dense visual detail of the mural wallpapers on the wall.

Colour combinations

The artwork centres around a rich mix of dark orange, terracotta reds, warm pinks, crisp white, deep blues and earthy greens set against a dark base. When painting adjacent walls or selecting larger architectural finishes, we suggest looking to deep off-black or dark charcoal tones to extend the immersive backdrop. Alternatively, soft warm neutrals, muted terracotta or a dusty sage green will draw out the subtle accent colours in the mandala while keeping the overall room balanced.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, all our wallpapers are made-to-measure based on your exact wall dimensions. Producing each order individually helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared with standard fixed-roll formats.

Our wallpapers are PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical surface structure. Designed to be straightforward and easy to hang, we offer options suited to different types of homes and living spaces, whether you own your property or live in rented accommodation.