Wallpaper - Map of the Stars II

In Map of the Stars II, created by Jocelyn Elizabeth, expressive visual brushwork meets a rich tonal contrast. The composition divides into a deep navy and teal upper expanse and a vibrant, textured landscape below, layered with flecks of pink, red, purple, white, and green that suggest a wildflower field at dusk. What we particularly like about this wallpaper design is the dynamic energy of the painted strokes, which gives the impression of layered oil paint across the wall. Made to measure and printed on PVC-free paper with a subtle physical structure, our wall murals bring an artistic, gallery-like presence into contemporary homes.

In the room

We see this design working particularly well on an uninterrupted feature wall in a living room, bedroom, or dedicated creative studio. Because the visual weight is concentrated in the lower half with a darker, atmospheric expanse above, the mural helps ground a room naturally. In a bedroom, placing the design behind the headboard allows the vivid floral-inspired lower register to frame the bed while the deep navy upper tones rise toward the ceiling. In a living room or wide hallway, the energetic brush marks create visual interest without demanding intricate geometric alignment, giving larger continuous surfaces an expressive, painterly backdrop.

Styling it

When styling around this wallpaper, we recommend letting the expressive artwork remain the focal point of the space.

• Choose furniture with clean silhouettes and restrained forms so the layered, tactile appearance of the brushstrokes can lead the visual narrative.
• Introduce understated upholstery in neutral tones or deep navy to echo the upper sky-like portion of the composition without competing with the vibrant foreground.
• Bring in warm metallic accents, like brushed brass lighting or bronze hardware, to catch the light and complement the rich, cool undertones of the navy and teal background.

Colour combinations

The design itself centers around deep navy and teal, contrasted by vivid splashes of blossom pink, crimson, soft lilac, crisp white, and muted forest green. When planning surrounding wall paints or larger decorative elements, deep blues and charcoal tones create a seamless, enveloping atmosphere that extends the mood of the upper section. Alternatively, soft off-whites, warm greys, or muted blush tones on adjoining walls can draw out the lighter floral highlights, keeping the wider room balanced and open.

About our wallpaper

At Wallism, our wallpapers are made to measure according to your exact wall dimensions. Producing each order individually helps reduce unnecessary excess material compared to standard rolls. Our wallpapers are PVC-free, have a subtle physical paper structure, and are designed to be straightforward and simple to hang, offering practical options suited to both homeowners and renters.