Animal Wallpaper

Animal Wallpaper for Stylish Walls Across Australian Homes

Animal wallpaper is a printed wall covering wildlife scenes for kids rooms, lounges and feature walls. The collection covers safari herds, jungle big cats, woodland creatures, and Arctic wolves. You will also find tropical birds and watercolour wildlife art. Each animal mural works in a Sydney apartment, a Melbourne kids' room, or a Brisbane Queenslander. The prints pair well with coastal whites, blackbutt floors, linen sofas, and rattan accents. Most designs are removable and self-adhesive, which keeps your bond safe in Australian rentals. Free and fast shipping is available Australia-wide.

Animal Wall Murals Ideas for Aussie Bedrooms and Lounges

Animal wallpaper suits more spaces than most buyers expect. A soft watercolour safari scene calms a baby's nursery in Brisbane. A bold tiger print lifts a teenager's room in Adelaide. A herd of elephants behind the lounge gives a Perth family room a quiet wow factor. The collection covers illustrated, watercolour, photographic, and realistic styles.

Buyers usually pick by mood as much as by subject. Soft pencil koalas, foxes, owls, and possums read sweet for under-fives. For nursery-specific picks, our nursery wallpaper collection has matching gentle palettes. Photographic lions, zebras, and giraffes feel grown-up enough for a study nook or formal lounge.

Print scale matters too. Larger animals work better on a single feature wall behind the bed or sofa. Smaller, repeating creatures suit all four walls in a kids' room or rumpus room.

Choosing a style by age and space

Pick watercolour and pencil illustrations for nurseries and toddler rooms. Pick photographic safari art for grown-up studies and Hamptons-style lounges. Older kids often gravitate to bold animal print wallpaper or jungle scenes.

Animal Mural Styles That Suit Every Aussie Home

An animal mural lifts your existing decor rather than fighting it. Coastal-white walls love a soft watercolour menagerie. Hamptons-blue walls suit a savannah scene with warm browns. Blackbutt and spotted-gum floors pair neatly with safari tones.

Rattan, linen, and bouclé sit well under a jungle print. For more bold, leafy backgrounds, browse our jungle mural designs for layered green looks.

In a Queenslander with VJ panelling, run the mural on the wall opposite the panelling so neither look fights the other. In a Federation home with picture rails, stop the print at rail height. Brass lamps, plain weave rugs, and a linen sofa finish the room without competing.

Mid-grey or navy lounges go with almost any animal print wallpaper. Bolder ochre or terracotta sofas suit quieter watercolour designs and forest animal wallpaper.

Coastal and Hamptons palettes that work

Coastal whites and pale blues flatter watercolour wildlife art. Hamptons navy with warm timber suits savannah and herd scenes. Mix in linen cushions and a single brass lamp for warmth.

Where to Hang Wildlife Wallpaper at Home

Think about light, scale, and where the eye lands first. North-facing rooms in Sydney and Brisbane catch strong sun. Cooler Arctic and woodland palettes balance the heat. South-facing Melbourne lounges cope well with warmer savannah tones.

A small kids' room feels bigger with a single mural behind the bed and plain walls elsewhere. A larger rumpus room or open-plan lounge can carry a print across two adjoining walls. For more leafy backdrops, our forest wall murals offer calmer scenes for restful spaces.

In a study nook or hallway, smaller repeating creatures work best. Behind a sofa, leave a hand's width of wall above the back cushions. Behind a cot, soft watercolour prints feel calmer than photographic ones.

Apartments versus open-plan homes

In a Sydney apartment, one feature wall is plenty. In an open-plan Brisbane home, use the mural to zone the lounge area away from the dining table. A bold zebra print or leopard print works as a clear visual anchor.

Removable and Self-Adhesive Animal Wall Mural Options

Most designs come as removable self-adhesive panels or as paste-the-wall murals. Self-adhesive suits renters across Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane because it lifts off cleanly at end of lease. That keeps your bond safe.

Paste-the-wall murals suit owners who want a longer-life finish in a forever home. Both types use child-safe, low-VOC inks, which matters for a kids' room or nursery.

Wipe light marks with a soft damp cloth. Hot summers under air-con are not a problem; the print handles dry heat without curling. New to wall murals? See our installation guide for step-by-step prep tips.

Keep the mural out of direct alfresco sun and away from steamy bathroom splash zones. Take dated photos before install for landlord records.

Caring for the print at home

Dust gently with a microfibre cloth every few months. Spot-clean light marks with mild soapy water on a soft cloth. Avoid steam cleaners and harsh sprays.

Animal Print Wallpaper for a New Baby, Move, or Refresh

The usual triggers are a new baby, a house move, or a kid outgrowing dinosaurs. Families in Melbourne and Adelaide often redo the nursery before maternity leave ends. Renters in Sydney and Brisbane refresh a feature wall before a new flatmate moves in.

Beach-house owners along the Gold Coast pick animal print wallpaper as a relaxed weekender feature. New-build owners use exotic animal designs to soften plain off-white plasterboard. For sunlit, savannah-style backdrops, our safari themed wallpaper brings warm, earthy tones into any home.

Pick a style that will still feel right in two or three years. Watercolour woodland and pencil safari age well. Cartoon themes can date faster as a child grows up.

Animal Wallpaper Mural Recap for Aussie Buyers

This range of animal wallpaper mural designs suits kids' rooms, lounges, rumpus rooms, study nooks, and granny flats. The prints pair with coastal whites, Hamptons blues, blackbutt floors, linen sofas, and rattan.

Removable self-adhesive options keep your bond safe across Australian rentals and apartments. Styles span safari, jungle, woodland, Arctic, tropical, and watercolour wildlife art for under-fives, teenagers, and grown-ups.

Use one statement mural on a feature wall, or smaller repeating prints across all four. New to choosing prints for the little one? Our blog on how to choose animal designs for a nursery walks through age, mood, and palette. Browse the full range and order yours today.