WHITE THAW - beige and white forest wall mural for the bedroom

This beige and white forest wall mural shows a winter forest at the moment of thaw: the warm, sandy edge on the left of the image gradually fades until, on the right, the trees turn as white as frost. The room gains depth and light, while the muted colours do not pull the eye to any one spot, so the interior stays quiet.

What does the design show?

The image is divided into three colour zones. Along the left runs a wide band of warm sand with no trees, marked by vertical streaks and worn patches like old plaster – on a wall 260 cm high it is about 60 cm wide. Further on, in the left and central parts, cream trees grow with slender trunks and dense, lacy crowns. To the right of centre, the mist turns into a vertical band of pale grey-blue. The right-hand third is the lightest: white trees with fine twigs that look as if covered in frost stand against an almost white background, which becomes pure white in the top right corner. Along the bottom, from the centre to the right, stretches a misty tangle of low twigs reaching about 100 cm. The tallest trees are about 240 cm high, so they fill almost the entire wall, and you will only see the fine lines of the branches and the painterly texture of the background up close.

Which interiors does it suit?

In the bedroom, place it behind a low bed: the headboard and a wooden bedside table do not hide the crowns, and the beige and white combine with linen, wool and light wood. If the window is to one side, set the crop so that the lightest, white part sits further from the window and brightens the darker corner. In a dining room or restaurant with a long wall, the whole transition from sand to white is visible; chairs in a muted burgundy and a dark tabletop, as in our visualisation, bring out the warm left edge. In a library or study in a japandi or wabi-sabi style, pair the old-plaster look of the background with stone, whitewashed pine and sheepskin.

How do you choose the size and material?

The design is one large image printed to the size of your wall. At a height of 260 cm, the full image is about 460 cm wide. For a narrower wall, choose a section in the “Calculate price and order” configurator on the product page: keep the whole colour transition or shift the crop towards the warm sand or the white trees. The main materials are Mura Vinyl Canvas, with a natural canvas weave – the most versatile option, it gently breaks up the light background and, in a bedroom where you look at the wall up close, does not disturb the fine twigs – and Mura Vinyl Intonaco, with a trowelled plaster texture that, in a restaurant viewed from several metres away, emphasises the streaks along the left edge. As an alternative, consider Mura Vinyl Sabbia, with a pronounced coarse sand grain that is visible around the fine twigs, or Mura Natur – an eco-friendly, matt, odourless and hypoallergenic non-woven, on which the white stays flat and calm.

How can you buy with confidence?

Before you place your order, request a sample: we send a print of about 90 × 50 cm on one or two materials within 1–3 working days. At home you can check how the colours of the design look in the light of your room and how the texture of the material works with the light background. On the product page you can create an AI visualisation on a photo of your own room, and on request we will prepare a studio visualisation within 1–2 working days. If you would like to change the proportions of beige and white, our studio will adapt the composition, colour palette and crop of the design to your interior. Orders are usually completed within 3–7 working days, shipping within Poland and Europe is free, and on request we arrange installation anywhere in Europe, priced individually.

You will find more misty groves in the Aspen Grove collection, other woodland motifs among our artistic forest wall murals, and a consultation with our team will help you choose the right crop.