Wallpaper - Big Yawn II

Our Big Yawn II wallpaper captures an intimate wildlife photograph by Max Blakesberg Studios, focusing on a resting cheetah mid-yawn among golden, dry grasses. The photographic composition balances the rich fawn and yellow tones of the animal's spotted coat with the warm, earthy palette of the surrounding savanna landscape. Crisp details in the fur, sharp teeth, and perked ears draw the eye directly to the center, while the soft background gives the piece natural depth. We produce our wallpapers made-to-measure on a subtle, structured paper that is completely PVC-free.

In the room

In a home study, library, or private art studio, this design functions as a strong focal point that brings an organic, earthy presence to the wall. Because the photographic motif features a dramatic close-up subject against textured grasses, we recommend placing this wall mural on a main feature wall where the central figure remains clearly visible. A wall positioned behind a desk, low credenza, or reading chair allows the full scale of the animal and landscape to unfold without being interrupted by tall storage units.

In rooms with ample natural daylight, the warm yellow and golden-brown tones in the grass reflect a rich, sunlit quality. Under lower evening lighting or focused picture lamps, the darker spot markings and deeper shadows gain definition, giving the room a grounded and composed atmosphere.

Styling it

We suggest pairing this photographic design with clean-lined furniture and organic textures that reflect its natural environment.

• Warm wood species such as walnut, teak, or oak work naturally alongside the golden tones of the savanna photography.
• Matte black metal lighting fixtures or minimalist desk frames echo the dark spots and whiskers in the cheetah's coat without cluttering the room.
• Simple, unpatterned upholstery in oatmeal, sand, or deep charcoal helps keep the visual focus firmly on the wall mural.

Color combinations

The wallpaper is built around a palette of fawn yellow, golden straw, warm earth tones, and deep black.

To create a cohesive interior, we like using soft beige, warm linen, or muted biscuit tones on adjacent walls and trim. If you prefer deeper contrast, charcoal or dark espresso on surrounding shelving or doors pulls out the black markings in the animal's coat. For an earthy, grounded scheme, accenting with terracotta or olive green in decorative pottery and textiles complements the dry grassland setting naturally.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure according to your exact wall dimensions. This custom approach helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper during decorating.

Every wallpaper we make is completely PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical surface structure. Our wall murals and mural wallpapers are designed to be straightforward to hang, offering a practical way to transform your interior whether you own your home or live in a rental.