Baroque wallpaper is a wall covering based on the grand 17th century European style. Expect scrolls, curls and gold. Giffywalls prints each design to your exact wall size, so it fits corner to corner.
Baroque Wallpaper in Australian Homes
Homes here lean light and open. That is exactly why this look lands so well. One rich wall in a bright room reads as a deliberate choice. It gives an open plan space a proper anchor point. Without it, the room can drift.
Working With Strong Sun
Harsh light changes how gold behaves. In full sun a metal tone can flare and flatten. Set it against a deep ground and it settles. Black, ink blue and oxblood all do that job. A west-facing wall is the one to watch, so keep the busiest print away from it.
- Dining rooms: a dark scroll wall behind the table.
- Bedrooms: one wall behind the bedhead, nothing else.
- Entries: a bold print you pass, not sit with.
- Powder rooms: go all in, since the room is small.
Hamptons and Coastal Rooms
Soft cream scrolls on a pale ground suit a Hamptons scheme. Add white panelling, pale timber and linen. It reads grand but never heavy. For a sharper look, swap to charcoal and gold. Our gold wallpaper range covers both ends.
Queenslanders and Older Homes
High ceilings and deep skirting suit a large motif. There is room for it to breathe. Tall scroll prints also draw the eye up, which flatters a long narrow room. Mid-tone grounds are kind to a wall that is not perfectly flat.
Styles in This Collection
You will find swirling scrolls, framed panels, crown motifs and soft tone-on-tone textures. Some are loud. Some only show up close. The tidier repeats sit in our damask wallpaper range if you want less movement on the wall.
Peel and Stick Baroque Wallpaper or Paste the Wall
Most designs come both ways. Peel and stick gives you a removable baroque wallpaper that suits renters in Sydney and Melbourne. It lifts off without damage. Paste-the-wall is the pick for a feature wall you plan to keep for years.
Samples and Australia-Wide Delivery
Gold is the hardest tone to judge on a screen. Order a sample and hold it up at night as well as at noon. We have shipped these murals from Perth to Brisbane. Your custom-size print then ships free Australia wide, with numbered panels for an easy hang.
FAQs
Which materials is best for wallpaper?
Wallpapers are made from standard paper, canvas paper, premium paper, peel and stick materials for durability and style.
How Do I Measure My Wall for a Wall Mural?
Measure the wall's width and height, adding 2–4 inches for trimming. Check for obstacles like windows or doors and note their dimensions. Double-check measurements before ordering!
How Do I Order Custom Size Wallpaper or Wall Mural?
Pick a design, enter wall dimensions, choose material, and place your order. Contact support for help!
What is baroque wallpaper?
Baroque wallpaper features the ornate visual language of seventeenth-century Europe. Scrolling acanthus leaves, gilded medallions, dramatic florals, and architectural flourishes. Printed as large-scale murals for modern walls.
Which rooms suit baroque wallpaper best?
Dining rooms, bedrooms, powder rooms, and entryways. Small rooms are ideal for full-wrap drama, while in larger rooms a single ornate feature wall behind the table or bed delivers the effect without overwhelming.
Does baroque style work in a modern home?
Yes. The contrast is the appeal. One ornate wall supplies the architectural interest a plain modern room lacks. Keep furniture simple and current, and the baroque wall reads curated rather than theatrical.
What colors pair with baroque wallpaper?
Gold-on-charcoal and gold-on-ink are the signature looks, flattered by brass, marble, velvet, and dark wood. Softer options include pewter on dove gray and tone-on-tone creams for a quieter take on the style.
Is the mural scaled to my wall size?
Yes, and with baroque it matters more than most styles. Motif scale makes or breaks the look. Enter your wall's width and height and the design is printed with ornament sized, centered, and symmetrical for your exact wall.