Wallpaper - Foret de Compiegne Number Two

Our Foret de Compiegne Number Two wallpaper captures an impressionistic woodland scene originally painted by Berthe Morisot. Tall, slender tree trunks in soft grays and muted browns rise through a layered forest canopy, surrounded by feathery foliage and dapples of gentle light across the forest floor. The loose, gestural brushwork gives the landscape an open, airy movement, blending fern greens, pale neutrals, and subtle touches of sky blue into an understated, artistic panorama. Produced custom made-to-measure on our PVC-free paper with a subtle physical surface structure, this design brings an authentic fine-art atmosphere into the home.

In the room

Because of the painterly depth and vertical reach of the trees, we especially like this design on a wider, uninterrupted wall in a living room, library, or dedicated quiet room. Placing it along a main feature wall behind a low sofa or a reading bench allows the full scale of the woodland composition to unfold without breaking the rhythm of the tree trunks.

The varied green tones and soft brush marks respond beautifully to natural daylight, where the delicate transitions between leaf clusters and lighter background patches become more pronounced. In a home library or study, wrapping an accent wall with this mural wallpaper establishes a calm, contemplative environment that frames bookshelves and reading corners naturally.

Styling it

The impressionist aesthetic pairs effortlessly with heritage, traditional, or softly layered contemporary interiors. To let the expressive brushwork remain the focal point, we recommend balancing the wallpaper with furniture that has clean, classic silhouettes and unpretentious materials.

Natural warm wood furniture, such as walnut or aged oak, complements the earthy tree trunks and brings out the organic warmth of the forest floor. For surrounding fabrics, simple woven textiles in muted oatmeal, undyed linen, or soft olive green maintain a grounded feel without competing with the detailed canopy above.

Color combinations

The artwork is built on a foundation of fern greens, earthy forest tones, pale gray-browns, and soft neutral undertones. When choosing colors for adjoining walls, trim, or cabinetry, pulling a muted off-white, warm stone, or pale greige directly from the lighter patches of the painting keeps the overall space feeling bright and cohesive.

If you prefer a richer contrast in a study or library, a deep forest green or subdued moss paint on adjacent woodwork echoes the darker foliage in the painting and frames the mural wallpaper with architectural presence.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure based on your exact wall dimensions. Printing to order according to your measurements helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared to standard rolls.

Our wall murals are completely PVC-free and printed on paper with a subtle physical structure that adds a refined finish to every design. We produce our wall murals to ensure they are straightforward and easy to hang, offering options suited to both homeowners and renters looking to transform their spaces.