Painted in 1903, near the end of Pissarro’s life, The Pont Royal and the Pavillon de Flore is a love letter to Paris in motion. From his hotel window, Pissarro captured the sweep of the Seine, the bridge stretching across it, and the stately elegance of the Louvre’s Pavillon de Flore beyond. It’s a moment caught between seasons and centuries—soft, luminous, alive with movement.

As wallpaper, this mural brings a gentle grandeur to your space. The palette is elegant and atmospheric—foggy greys, ochres, and the muted shimmer of river light. Impressionist brushwork gives the whole scene a sense of quiet activity, like a memory of Paris still humming in the background.

Perfect for entryways, reading corners, or rooms that lean classic with a twist. It’s a mural that carries the soul of the city—without ever needing to say a word.

This wallpaper is based on the original painting by Camille Pissarro, now in the public domain. It has been respectfully upscaled and adapted for large-scale interior use under a public domain license.