Windows Wallpaper Murals & Wall Murals

Window wallpapers are a clever way to bring a sense of depth and openness to rooms that feel enclosed or cut off from natural light. These mural wallpapers feature artistic window designs that create the illusion of a real view, whether that takes the form of a classic arched frame looking onto a sun-drenched courtyard, a rustic timber window with a garden beyond it, or a clean modern pane framing an open city skyline. Placed on a solid wall, they can make a basement, hallway, or internal room feel noticeably more connected to the outside world.

Choosing a window style to suit your interior

The style of window design you choose can do a lot to set the tone of a room. For a minimalist or industrial interior, a window mural with crisp architectural lines and an urban vista pairs well with metal accents, concrete finishes, and neutral textiles. If you're after something warmer, window scenes that look out onto lush gardens, rolling countryside, or coastal landscapes sit naturally alongside natural wood furniture and softer fabrics like linen or cotton. There are also more decorative approaches, such as stained glass-inspired window designs, which can add rich colour and pattern to a room without relying on a view at all.

Rooms where window wallpapers work particularly well

Windowless or dimly lit rooms are the most obvious candidates, but window wallpapers can be just as effective in rooms that simply feel smaller than you'd like. In a hallway, a window mural on the end wall creates a focal point and gives the corridor a greater sense of length. In a living room or bedroom used as a feature wall, a well-chosen window scene draws the eye and adds depth without overwhelming the rest of the space. Basements and home offices can also benefit from the visual suggestion of an outside connection, particularly when the scene beyond the window is light and open.

Balancing the view with the rest of the room

When a window wallpaper features a strong outdoor scene, it can help to echo some of those tones in the rest of the room. If the view shows greenery, a few muted greens or natural materials in the furnishings can tie the wall to the interior rather than leaving it feeling like a separate picture. For scenes with a warmer palette, warm wood tones, terracotta ceramics, or amber lighting can pick up on those colours naturally. Keeping the surrounding décor relatively calm generally lets the window design read as a convincing architectural feature rather than a decorative print.

Wallism's window wallpapers and wall murals are made to measure, so the design is produced to fit your wall dimensions. A peel-and-stick option is also available, and all wallpapers are PVC-free and non-toxic.