Wallpaper - Bauhaus, My House III

Our Bauhaus, My House III wallpaper brings together bold geometric forms in an orderly, graphic arrangement. Circles, semicircles, and quarter circles combine across a structured grid, creating a rhythmic visual balance. Saturated teal, red, and yellow elements stand out distinctly against a deep gray backdrop, while warm cream accents soften the overall contrast. The interplay of curved shapes against linear grid divisions gives the pattern a lively, mid-century graphic feel without losing its clean structure. Made to measure on our PVC-free paper with a subtle surface texture, this design delivers a clear architectural statement for modern interiors.

In the room

In a living room, we see this design working especially well across a main feature wall behind a sofa or low-profile media unit. Because the grid and rounded forms establish a strong visual rhythm, giving the pattern an uninterrupted wall allows the geometry to repeat cleanly across the space. The deep gray ground anchors the room, while the bright teal, red, and yellow motifs bring immediate visual energy to the wall. For a dedicated home art studio or creative study, the structured layout provides an inspiring backdrop that balances playful shapes with graphic order.

Styling it

When styling around our geometric wallpaper, we recommend choosing furniture with clean lines and simple silhouettes to complement the pattern without competing against it. A low, tailored sofa in charcoal, warm gray, or off-white lets the wall mural take center stage while keeping the overall room calm and balanced.

To echo the graphic heritage of the pattern, pair the wall with mid-century modern or retro-inspired accents. Incorporate a simple coffee table in warm wood or black metal, and introduce solid textiles that pull from the teal or muted cream tones in the motif. Keeping surrounding accessories deliberate and uncluttered helps the distinct geometry of the design stand out.

Color combinations

The wallpaper features a palette built around a dark gray base, accented with teal blue, warm red, bright yellow, and soft cream. When choosing colors for surrounding surfaces, we like working with the deeper base tones or the softer neutrals.

Painting adjoining walls and trim in a soft, chalky off-white or light gray keeps the room open and lets the darker feature wall establish depth. If you prefer a moodier, more cohesive look, a deep charcoal gray on adjacent architectural trim or doors ties directly into the wallpaper background. For smaller furniture or accent pieces, muted teal or warm ochre can be pulled from the print to create subtle color connections throughout the space.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made to measure based on your specific wall dimensions. Producing each order to size helps reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to standard rolls. All our wall murals and mural wallpapers are printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure, and they are designed to be straightforward and easy to hang in any home.