Wallpaper - Early October

Our Early October wallpaper brings an expressive, abstract landscape of early fall into the room through visible brushstrokes and rich seasonal color. Created by Silvia Vassileva, the design depicts a horizon of trees rendered in warm red, orange, and yellow foliage set beneath a pale blue sky with soft white clouds. The lower ground balances the canopy with an earthy blend of deep greens, browns, and rust tones, giving the impressionist oil-paint style landscape natural warmth and rhythm. Produced made-to-measure on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, our wallpaper creates an inviting focal point with artistic depth.

In the room

We see our Early October wall mural working particularly well on a main wall in a living room, bedroom, or home library. Because the composition has a clear horizontal landscape flow with grounded earth tones below and open sky above, it benefits from a wider, relatively uninterrupted wall area where the full horizon line can extend across the room. In a living room, placing this mural wallpaper behind a lower sofa lets the expressive treetops and sky sit naturally at eye level. In a home library or study, the warm palette of the trees creates an enveloping backdrop for lower bookshelves and comfortable seating.

Styling it

The rich, expressive brushwork in this design carries plenty of visual energy, so we prefer to balance it with considered surrounding pieces.

• Pair the warm foliage with mid-toned to darker woods like walnut or warm oak, which naturally echo the deep browns in the foreground of the painting.
• Keep upholstered furniture relatively quiet in tailored neutral fabrics, allowing the painterly landscape to serve as the primary artwork in the space.
• Introduce understated accent materials such as aged brass lighting or matte ceramic pieces that complement the heritage feel without competing with the composition.

Color combinations

Our Early October wallpaper features a palette built around burnt orange, golden yellow, and warm red, balanced by earthy olive greens, rich browns, and a soft pale blue sky. When choosing colors for adjacent painted walls or architectural trim, we like pulling from the cooler or quieter tones in the artwork. A muted off-white or soft warm gray on neighboring walls keeps the focus entirely on the mural, while a deep moss green or rich earthy brown on baseboards and window frames can create a grounded, cohesive look that ties directly into the base of the design.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure based on your exact wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper. Each design is printed on PVC-free paper featuring a subtle physical structure that complements painterly and textured artwork. Our wall murals are designed to be straightforward to hang, making it simple to introduce expressive custom wall decor into your home.