Wallpaper - Pond View II

Our Pond View II wallpaper brings together abstract landscape forms and fluid watercolor washes, created in collaboration with artist Chris Paschke. Across the upper section, a light beige wash suggests an open, quiet sky before meeting a soft horizontal horizon of dark green, fern, and deep navy tones. Below, misty blues and watery grays blend downward with painterly movement. Like all Wallism wallpapers, this design is made-to-measure according to your specific wall dimensions and printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle paper structure.

In the room

Because the composition relies on a distinct horizontal landscape divide and wide, open watercolor fields, we especially like this design on a wider uninterrupted wall. In a living room, placing it along the main sofa wall allows the broad transition from pale beige sky into deep horizon greens and water-like blues to unfold naturally across the space. The visual balance also works wonderfully in a quiet meditation room or dedicated reading nook, where the soft gradients and generous negative space can define a calm corner without feeling busy. Since the visual weight is concentrated around the center horizon line, keeping low-profile furniture along the base ensures the fluid blue and gray washes remain visible.

Styling it

The fluid watercolor technique and earthy palette pair naturally with contemporary and organic modern interior styles. We would keep the surrounding furniture relatively grounded, choosing low, simple silhouettes that let the horizontal sweep of the artwork take center stage.

To complement the painterly aesthetic, we suggest pairing the wallpaper with light oak or muted wood finishes alongside natural upholstery in cream, ivory, or unbleached tones. For metallic accents on light fixtures or side tables, matte black or quiet brushed finishes help anchor the delicate transitions between the pale sky and darker horizon.

Color combinations

Our design centers around a balanced palette of pale beige, dark fern green, deep navy, misty blue, and slate gray.

When choosing paint colors for adjacent walls, trim, or architectural details, we recommend pulling the pale beige tone from the top of the wallpaper for a soft, seamless wrap around the room. If you prefer more contrast, a deep fern green or muted navy on neighboring doors, baseboards, or built-in shelving will echo the horizon band and give the room a cohesive, deliberate structure. Surrounding textiles in soft ivory, warm stone, or heathered gray also blend effortlessly with the bottom water-inspired tones.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, we produce our wallpapers made-to-measure based on your exact wall dimensions. Printing each order individually helps reduce unnecessary excess wallpaper compared to standard fixed-size rolls. Our wallpapers are PVC-free, printed on paper with a subtle physical structure, and designed to be straightforward to hang. Whether you are decorating an owned home or styling an apartment, we offer flexible wallpaper solutions tailored to your space.