Wallpaper - New Phone, who dis?

Our New Phone, who dis? wallpaper brings a classic London evening to the wall, captured by photographer Jan Becke. At the heart of the composition, a vivid cherry red telephone booth sits on a paved street surrounded by ornate stone architecture. Behind it, the illuminated face of the iconic clock tower glows against a deep blue dusk sky, while the movement of passing car light trails adds energy along the street level. Printed to your exact dimensions on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, our mural wallpapers give you a distinct architectural focal point with rich color depth and timeless urban character.

In the room

Because this wall mural is composed as a photographic scene with strong focal points, we like to see it on a main feature wall where the telephone booth and rising clock tower have clear visibility. In a spacious living room, it works naturally on the primary wall behind a low-profile sofa, letting the vertical reach of the tower anchor the height of the room.

In a home study or reading library, this design creates an immersive, atmospheric setting. We suggest placing it along an open wall where the street perspective can add visual depth to the room. The composition balances vertical architecture with horizontal street movement, making it particularly effective on walls that are not heavily divided by doors or tall storage units.

Styling it

To let the striking architecture and evening palette lead the interior, we recommend keeping surrounding furniture clean-lined and understated. Darker wood tones such as walnut or deep stained ash complement the dusk sky and classic stonework without competing for attention.

Soft accent lighting placed low in the room echoes the warm glow of the streetlights and the clock tower face. Brass or warm bronze finishes on reading lamps and cabinet hardware pull out the illuminated architectural details, while upholstery in deep navy, charcoal, or muted neutral fabrics allows the cherry red phone booth to remain the true color highlight of the space.

Color combinations

The visual palette of this wallpaper is defined by the contrast between deep blue evening tones, warm illuminated stone, and the saturated cherry red of the phone booth.

When choosing paint colors for adjacent walls and trim, we like pairing this mural with muted slate blues or deep charcoal to extend the cozy twilight atmosphere across the room. If you prefer a lighter, more open contrast, soft warm whites and pale stone grays pick up on the architectural stonework and keep the overall room bright while framing the scene.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure based on the specific dimensions of your wall. This custom approach ensures the design fits your space properly while helping reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared to standard fixed-size rolls.

All of our wallpapers are PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical surface structure. They are designed to be straightforward to hang, offering options suited to both homeowners and renters looking to transform their interior.