Wallpaper - Oil Stick Study No.2

Our Oil Stick Study No.2 wallpaper by Julia Dreams brings an expressive, kaleidoscopic rhythm to the wall. The abstract design features a mirrored, symmetrical composition built from organic shapes and playful geometric forms with the visual character of oil pastel and crayon drawings. Vibrant shades of cobalt blue, bright orange, warm yellow, soft pink, pale butter yellow, and deep charcoal interact across the surface, giving the artwork a relaxed 1970s feel and an energetic, artistic presence. Printed as a made-to-measure mural, this PVC-free wallpaper offers an effortless way to create a bold, creative accent wall in vibrant spaces.

In the room

Because of its strong kaleidoscopic symmetry and vibrant color contrasts, we see this design working exceptionally well as a feature wall in creative, active living spaces like a playroom, teenage room, or dedicated creative studio. On a main accent wall, the mirrored pattern acts as an engaging graphic centerpiece without requiring complex surrounding wall decor.

In a playroom, the cheerful visual energy invites playfulness while the balanced structure keeps the room grounded. In a teenage room, placing the design behind a desk or bed creates a confident, modern backdrop that celebrates individual style. For open layouts, dedicating a single uninterrupted wall to this mural lets the full kaleidoscopic flow unfold naturally.

Styling it

To let the artwork shine, we suggest styling the room with clean-lined, contemporary furniture in warm natural woods or neutral painted finishes. Pieces with simple silhouettes prevent visual clutter and give the dynamic shapes space to breathe.

Incorporate solid textiles that pick up on the softer notes in the wallpaper, such as a pale cream wool rug or unpatterned cushions in muted coral and navy. Keeping surrounding accessories uncluttered and focusing on tactile textures rather than competing patterns will balance the graphic maximalism of the design.

Color combinations

The pattern combines a lively palette of cobalt blue, rich orange, golden yellow, soft dusty pink, creamy yellow, and dark navy-charcoal.

When painting adjacent walls, we recommend soft, warm neutrals such as pale cream, warm off-white, or an airy butter yellow to keep the space open and light. For trims and cabinetry, choosing a deep navy or muted charcoal can frame the wallpaper beautifully by echoing its dark linear boundaries, while subtle dusty pink accents in bedding or curtains will tie the room together harmoniously.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made-to-measure based on your specific wall dimensions, helping to reduce unnecessary excess paper compared to standard rolls. Produced on PVC-free paper with a subtle surface structure, our wall murals are straightforward to hang and bring lasting artistic character to your home.