Wallpaper - New Graze I

Captured by photographer Nathan Larson, this photographic wallpaper features a dark mare and her young foal grazing quietly side by side in a field of tall, muted grass dotted with small red clover blossoms. The close framing highlights the gentle bond between the two horses, contrasting their rich charcoal and dark brown coats with the pale, desaturated tones of the pasture. Our made-to-measure mural wallpapers bring an understated, pastoral calm to interior spaces, printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure that is straightforward to hang.

In the room

We see this design working particularly well as an accent wall in a living room, primary bedroom, home office, or quiet study. Because the composition relies on the large, detailed presence of the mare and foal positioned closely together in the foreground, we recommend installing this wallpaper on a wide, relatively uninterrupted wall. Giving the full width of the scene room to breathe ensures that the quiet interaction between the horses remains clearly visible rather than hidden behind high headboards, large entertainment units, or tall bookcases.

Styling it

The subdued, cool-toned palette and rustic subject matter pair naturally with spaces inspired by modern country, traditional lodge, or relaxed farmhouse decor.

We would balance the substantial visual weight of the dark horses with low-profile furniture in natural finishes:

• Pair the wall with warm, weathered wood furniture, such as reclaimed oak or pine, to introduce warmth alongside the cooler gray and charcoal tones of the photograph.
• Incorporate simple textured upholstery in undyed wool, oatmeal linen, or soft canvas to echo the field's natural, muted background.
• Introduce understated iron or matte black metal accents in lamps or side tables to pick up the deeper tones in the horses' glossy coats.

Color combinations

The visual foundation of this design is defined by charcoal gray, deep espresso brown, pale sage, and silvery meadow tones, accented by subtle specks of dark crimson from the meadow flowers. To create a cohesive room scheme around the wallpaper, we suggest pulling from the softer background hues for adjacent painted walls, using off-white, soft stone gray, or chalky greige. If you want to lean into the drama of the horses, a deep charcoal or warm slate on trim and interior doors frames the mural beautifully. For small decorative accents, subtle burgundy or muted rust textiles will gently highlight the wild clover flowers.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are custom made-to-measure according to your exact wall dimensions, helping to reduce unnecessary excess compared to standard rolls. Every design is printed on PVC-free paper featuring a subtle surface structure, created to be straightforward to hang in any home.