Wallpaper - Beyond the Border Wall II

Our Beyond the Border Wall II wallpaper, designed by Nathan Larson, captures the expansive stillness of a distant desert horizon. Layered mountain silhouettes in soft indigo and hazy slate blue sit quietly beneath an atmospheric wash of warm amber, soft ochre, and pale sunlight. A gentle, painterly haze softens the transition between earth and sky, giving this landscape mural wallpaper an open and grounded character. Made-to-measure on our PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, it is designed to bring depth and a sense of calm horizon to your interior.

In the room

We see this landscape design working especially well across a wider, uninterrupted wall where the full horizontal sweep of the mountain range can unfold naturally. In a living room or behind a low bed in a primary bedroom, the composition creates an immediate sense of scale and visual depth without cluttering the room. Because the visual weight sits along the lower half with the deep blue ridges, while the upper portion remains open and softly luminous, it keeps spaces with standard ceiling heights feeling airy and unconfined. It also brings a quiet, contemplative backdrop to a home office or dining room where you want visual interest that does not compete with everyday life.

Styling it

To complement the open horizon of our wall murals, we suggest pairing this design with low-profile furniture that respects the horizontal lines of the landscape. Low credenzas, platform beds, or streamlined seating allow the silhouettes of the peaks to remain completely visible.

Natural materials with quiet visual texture work beautifully alongside the artwork. Warm wood furniture, such as honey-toned oak or teak, picks up the golden glow of the sky, while matte black metal accents or dark slate surfaces echo the defined contours of the foreground ridges. Keeping surrounding textiles relatively unpatterned lets the wallpaper carry the atmospheric focus of the room.

Color combinations

The artwork itself is built around a balance of cool mountain blues, hazy slate, and soft twilight indigo against a warm field of golden amber, pale sand, and dusty ochre.

When choosing paint colors for adjacent walls or trim, warm neutrals like soft sand, linen, or muted ivory will seamlessly reflect the upper tones of the sky. For a more grounded, defined palette, pulling out the deep slate blue or dark charcoal from the foreground horizon creates a striking contrast on nearby woodwork, baseboards, or built-in shelving.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are custom made-to-measure to match the specific dimensions of your wall. Producing each order individually helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared to standard fixed-size rolls.

We produce all our wall murals on high-grade, PVC-free paper featuring a subtle physical structure on the surface. Our wallpapers are straightforward and easy to hang, making them a practical choice for both homeowners and renters looking to transform their living spaces.