When Pantone released its Colour of The Year 2025, the whole world sighed a deep sigh of relief. We're all ready for something as soft and mellow as PANTONE 17-1230 Mocha Mousse to help soothe the soul.
Simple and comforting, Mocha Mousse is the ultimate hue for spaces that need that homely touch. Channelling delectable chocolate or uplifting coffee, this colour is cosy, warming, and filled with richness.
Mocha Mousse lends itself to a sensory indulgence for living room interiors. For bedrooms, it can be the perfect colour palette of sophistication and elegance. But there are no limits to where we see this showing up because this shade brings a sense of personal luxury to every room and any style of home.
Here are some of the best wallpaper murals to complement Pantone's Colour of The Year 2025!
Dark brown watercolour wallpaper
This grown-up take on watercolour murals is why we love this popular marble wallpaper so much. It combines classy and creative into one elegant yet expressive feature wall – perfect for a communal space like your dining room.
It fuses a spectrum of caffeinated colours, ranging all the way from deep espresso to softer cappuccino hues, forming the perfect backdrop to incorporate Pantone's Mocha Mousse. The darker grey/brown tones in this mural also coordinate well with blue-toned furnishings, giving you the option to lean warmer or cooler depending on your preference, mood or room lighting.
Warm terrazzo effect mural
If you love the terrazzo tile trend, now is the perfect time to try it in your home. With our terrazzo effect murals, you can also get the look for less. Instantly add texture to any space, and create a sense of interest and intrigue, without the effort of installing terrazzo tiles to your walls.
This warm brown terrazzo wallpaper works well in a variety of settings, complementing traditional or contemporary spaces, and harmonising with both minimalist and maximalist interior design concepts. Thanks to the muted hues, this mural will keep your home looking light and airy while adding warmth and comfort.
The mocha tones bring a sense of cosiness, and combined with the earthy browns and neutrals, this wallpaper ensures a connection to nature, giving an organic finish to any room.
Tonal sunset wallpaper
Coffee hues are incredibly soothing and uplifting, and even non-coffee drinkers can agree. This is because the colour brown is often linked with feelings of dependability, security, and safety, according to colour psychology.
Colour experts also describe brown as a solid colour, much like the earth, portraying a sense of strength and resilience, helping people feel grounded in their immediate environments. Combined with the visual benefits of seeing a sunrise, this 'Salmon Vista' landscape mural by Spacefrog Designs, creates magic for the soul.
Wellbeing interiors are one of the biggest trends in 2025, and we love how Pantone's Colour of The Year plays into that with its comforting, warming and relaxing hue. The trend of scenic wallpapers is another one to watch this year, and what better way to embrace landscape feature walls than with a sunset?
Beautiful botanicals in brown
If you're coveting floral fractals like us, Sir Edward's Autumn Flowers mural is one to consider for any large living or dining space. Organic materials and biophilic design are still highly sought after, making Pantone's Colour of The Year 2025 a great colour to embrace in your home.
Fall foliage has a different vibe than any other season. Not only is autumn a temporal landmark (a moment that influences how we see time), but many people realise the mental health benefits of the season because they see it as a fresh start. Plus, the warming hues of fall leaves can be soothing to the soul.
Luxurious brown marble mural
For Insta-ready homes, there's no wall effect that elevates a home quite like marble. Once a feature seen in only the most expensive of properties, the beauty of marble can now be appreciated in a more accessible way.
With marble effect wall murals, it's possible to achieve the same level of glamour without the vast costs or need for renovation. Many designs mimic the hues and patterns of natural stone, so finding a match for Pantone's Colour of The Year 2025 will be easy. Many marble patterns have warm brown tones, giving you plenty of options to work with.
Sepia-toned mural for nostalgia
If you're looking for calming wallpaper, sepia tones can be a great way to turn your home into a sanctuary. In the same way a sepia treatment adds character and mood to a photograph, it can certainly add ambience to a space.
Sepia photography can transform everyday imagery into vintage-looking scenes, and a similar kind of magic is at play in interiors, with sepia wall murals bringing an element of nostalgia to the room. These warm, rusty tones also interact well with Pantone's Mocha Mousse and other tonal shades, giving you the perfect canvas for decorating.
To keep things grounded and organic, choose warm woods and natural materials to furnish your home with.
Muted art deco wallpaper
Art deco can be brash. Art deco can be loud. Art deco is unapologetically bold, and it's one of the trends that we'll see more of as homeowners start to explore the world of dopamine décor more freely.
In the era of self-love, we're reverting to interior design elements that make us happy, rather than home décor that fits into the magazine mould. But this 'Art Deco Fantasy mural' gives you all the dopamine, without deviating from a safe colour palette.
The cosy and comforting brown hues bring the ostentation of art deco patterns back down to earth, so you can get an instant happy hormone boost while keeping things sophisticated.
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