Wallpaper - New Graze II

Our New Graze II wallpaper brings a quiet pastoral mood to the wall through a photographic scene captured by Nathan Larson. Two dark horses stand close together with their heads gently touching as they graze in a meadow of tall green grass dotted with delicate red wildflowers. The soft focus in the background keeps attention on the rich charcoal and deep brown tones of the horses alongside the vivid greens of the pasture. Printed custom made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical paper structure, this mural wallpaper adds a grounded, nature-inspired presence to any interior.

In the room

In a living room or primary bedroom, we see this design working particularly well as a focal point behind a sofa or bed. Because the composition relies on the horizontal balance between the two horses and the open meadow around them, giving the mural an uninterrupted wall allows the full pastoral perspective to unfold naturally. In a home office or den, the deep earthy tones create an intimate, cocooning atmosphere without overwhelming the space. The soft depth of field also works nicely in rooms with variable daylight, where morning light highlights the green grasses and evening lamps bring out the dark richness of the horses' coats.

Styling it

The photographic character and country aesthetic pair naturally with rustic, farmhouse, or classic traditional decor. We would keep the surrounding furniture simple and grounded to let the mural carry the room's visual storytelling.

Warm wood finishes, such as aged oak, chestnut, or pine, echo the natural outdoor setting and balance the charcoal gray and deep brown tones of the horses. For upholstery and drapery, we recommend unpatterned woven textiles like wool, heavy cotton, or nubby boucle in muted oatmeal or soft moss tones. Matte black or antique iron hardware can subtly reinforce the darker areas of the image without feeling overly polished.

Color combinations

The dominant palette in our wallpaper centers on charcoal gray, deep warm black, rich earthy brown, and lush pasture green, accented by subtle flecks of red wildflower blossoms.

When painting adjacent walls, trim, or selecting cabinetry, we suggest drawing from these natural tones. Soft stone gray, warm off-white, or muted olive green on adjacent walls will complement the meadow background seamlessly. If you prefer a richer, more enclosed feel in a study or den, pulling out the deep charcoal tones for surrounding millwork creates a cohesive and immersive environment.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions. Making each order to size helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared to standard rolls.

Our wallpapers are PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical surface structure. Designed to be straightforward and easy to hang, our wall murals offer a versatile way to bring custom photographic art and classic character into your home.