Wallpaper - Hole in the Wall

Our Hole in the Wall wallpaper brings together the weathered character of a classic red barn facade with an unexpected, charming focal point. Captured by Nathan Larson, the composition highlights vertical wooden planks with peeling brick red and white paint, offset by a rectangular upper window looking into the dark barn and a square opening near the base where a black and white cow peeks through. Wild grass along the bottom edge grounds the photography. Like all our wall murals, this design is made to measure to your exact wall dimensions and printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface texture.

In the room

Because the composition relies on the specific placement of the lower opening and the peeking cow, we see this working best on an accent wall where the base of the mural remains visible. It brings an immediate sense of rustic charm to a vacation home, an entryway, or a dining space where you want the wall to carry narrative weight and character.

In a living room or family space, we would place this mural wallpaper behind a low bench, a sideboard, or an open dining setup rather than behind a high, solid sofa back. Giving the lower portion of the design breathing room ensures the cow and the textured wood planking stay in clear view, anchoring the room with a warm, nostalgic atmosphere.

Styling it

The weathered photography and earthy brick red tones naturally suit traditional and farmhouse-inspired interiors. We would balance the rustic visual texture of the barn siding with relatively clean, solid surfaces so the room feels curated rather than crowded.

• Natural materials such as warm leather, unpainted wood, or simple woven textiles complement the earthy palette without competing with the detailed wood grain in the print.
• Keep lower furniture pieces low-profile or elevated on open legs around the main wall to maintain visibility of the cow motif at the bottom.
• Simple black metal fixtures or matte dark hardware echo the dark barn windows and the contrast in the photography, tying the surrounding decor together.

Color combinations

The dominant palette in our wallpaper revolves around rustic brick red, weathered white, deep shadow blacks, and the soft natural green of the grass at the base.

When choosing paint colors for adjacent walls or trim, we recommend pulling from the softer, neutral tones within the wood grain, such as warm off-whites, muted cream, or soft greige. If you want a more enveloping, heritage feel, deeper earthy accents like forest green, charcoal, or warm ochre in surrounding furnishings will draw out the natural tones of the countryside setting.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions. Custom manufacturing means each panel is printed specifically for your project, which helps reduce unnecessary excess material.

Our wall murals are completely PVC-free and printed on paper featuring a subtle physical structure that complements photographic and artistic designs alike. We make our wall murals straightforward to hang, offering options suited to both permanent family homes and rental spaces.