Wallpaper - Greetings from Spokane - Screenprint Postcard

Our Greetings from Spokane wallpaper brings the classic mid-century postcard aesthetic straight onto the wall with bold dimensional lettering and scenic regional imagery. Created in the iconic 1940s large-letter postcard style by The Tichnor Brothers, the design features striking diagonal block lettering where each letter reveals a detailed view of Spokane, Washington, including river bridges, park landscapes, and city architecture. A dynamic geometric backdrop of blue, warm yellow, and orange color blocks gives the piece vibrant graphic energy. Produced custom to your specifications, our PVC-free wallpapers are easy to hang and feature a subtle physical paper structure that complements this vintage screenprint look.

In the room

Because this mural wallpaper acts as a bold graphic statement, we especially like giving it a prominent, uninterrupted wall where the full lettering and artwork can be appreciated without heavy visual breaks. It works exceptionally well as a focal accent in a living room, above a low credenza, or across an open wall in a vacation home. In a spacious room, the bold typography and distinct color blocks anchor the entire space, drawing the eye immediately. For more compact areas, keeping adjacent walls simple allows the central Spokane motif to stand out without competing with surrounding decorative elements.

Styling it

To let the vintage character of the design take center stage, we suggest styling the surrounding space with mid-century modern furniture and clean, structured silhouettes. Low-profile seating and unadorned surfaces keep the visual focus on the large typography.

Warm wood tones like teak or walnut naturally echo the retro screenprint aesthetic, while matte black accents or simple metal lighting fixtures provide a grounded contrast to the energetic color fields in the background.

Color combinations

The wallpaper itself contains a rich palette of deep sky blue, sunny yellow, warm orange, terracotta red, and evergreen tones within the postcard vignettes.

When choosing colors for adjoining walls and interior elements, we recommend pairing the design with warm neutrals such as cream, soft biscuit, or muted linen to give the vibrant primary tones space to breathe. If you prefer a richer, more immersive color scheme, drawing out the deeper navy blue or terracotta for accent trims and soft furnishings creates a coordinated, deliberate look throughout the room.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure according to your individual wall dimensions, which helps reduce unnecessary excess material compared with standard rolls. Every design is printed on PVC-free material with a subtle paper texture and is designed to be straightforward to hang. We offer wallpaper options tailored to different spaces and living situations, making it simple to transform your interior with confidence.