October marks a shift in perspective. As the season turns and we spend more time indoors, interiors become an opportunity to embrace richer color, expressive details, and pieces that feel distinctly personal.

This month’s new arrivals from Wallpaper Projects speak to a more contemporary, art-forward approach to wallcovering, where walls become part of the creative conversation. From painterly landscapes to transportive photography, these two collections are made for the design-conscious client who gravitates toward the unexpected: sophisticated and unafraid of making a statement.

As the days grow shorter and we begin spending more time indoors, Wallpaper Projects’ collaboration with artist Erin Lynn Welsh, Elysian, brings the beauty and movement of the natural landscape inside. Rooted in Erin’s observations of Elysian Park in Los Angeles and its shifting light, color, and seasons, each design combines hand-painted canvases with vector drawings and photography to create an immersive, painterly environment.

Presented in three vibrant colorways: blue, warm terracotta, and green, Elysian embraces color at full intensity. These are not quiet pastels or subtle backdrops; each saturated hue gives the room its own distinct mood and makes the wallcovering a true statement piece. The sweeping movement and layered quality of the pattern add to that sense of immersion, giving walls depth, rhythm, and an almost atmospheric feeling. In both residential and commercial interiors, Elysian is designed for spaces that call for color, personality, and impact. Custom colorways are also available upon request for projects seeking a more tailored expression.

Trompe-l’œil, French for “deceive the eye,” is an artistic technique that uses realistic imagery and perspective to create the illusion of depth, making a flat surface appear dimensional or architectural. That idea takes on an atmospheric quality as Prieto’s analog photography is transformed into immersive scenic wallcoverings.

Grand interiors, architectural details, and richly layered surfaces become visual portals, expanding the perceived boundaries of a room and inviting the eye to look beyond the wall itself. The warm, moody palette feels particularly suited to fall, bringing depth, intimacy, and a sense of history into residential, hospitality, and commercial spaces. Rather than functioning as a traditional pattern, these wallpapers can completely shape the mood and perspective of an interior, making them especially compelling for spaces designed to feel transportive and unexpected. The exclusive designs are available through Wallpaper Projects, with custom inquiries welcomed for bespoke applications.

Discover these new arrivals and more through NewWall, where our collection of artist-led, luxury, and design-forward wallcoverings offers endless possibilities for creating spaces with a point of view. Our team is also available to help source the right design, explore custom options, and find a wallcovering tailored to the vision of your next project.