Birds wallpaper

Birds Wallpaper Custom Murals for Australian Homes

Birds wallpaper is a printed wall covering with bird scenes for any room. Our birds mural range covers lorikeets, peacocks, owls and kookaburras. It also features swallows, hummingbirds and vintage botanical plates. The collection works in lounge rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, study nooks and hallways. The look fits Hamptons, Queenslander, Federation and coastal homes across Australia. Each design pairs with rattan, white washed timber, sage walls, soft terracotta and natural linen. Customisable sizing and a self adhesive option keep these wall murals renter friendly. They suit a Sydney apartment or a Brisbane Queenslander just as well. We offer free and fast shipping right across the country.

Popular Themes in Our Collection

  • Tropical scenes with lorikeets, toucans and bird of paradise leaves
  • Australian native designs with kookaburras, magpies, cockatoos and rosellas
  • Chinoiserie prints featuring cranes, peacocks and hand drawn florals
  • Vintage Audubon style botanical plates
  • Songbird and branch artwork with finches, wrens and swallows
  • Watercolour bird wallpaper with soft hummingbirds and blooms
  • Toile monochrome cottagecore scenes
  • Birds and butterflies in painterly floral mixes
  • Exotic prints with hornbills, parrots and tropical foliage

Birds Wall Paper for Every Room in an Aussie Home

Our birds wallpaper sits well in the relaxed indoor outdoor flow of Australian homes. A pale botanical plate with finches and wrens warms a Hamptons style bedroom in Melbourne. A deeper tropical scene with lorikeets and bird of paradise leaves works in a Brisbane Queenslander. It pairs nicely behind a rattan bedhead. The look fits coastal beach houses on the Gold Coast and Federation cottages in Adelaide. Modern Perth apartments wear it well too. Most buyers pick one feature wall and leave the rest in soft white. The print stays the centrepiece. For bolder schemes, browse our tropical wallpaper range for ready ideas.

Vintage Botanical Bird Plates as a Popular Sub Style

Vintage Audubon style bird plates feature cream backgrounds and soft green sprigs. They are a favourite pick across the page. The plates sit well with white washed VJ panelling, rattan chairs and brushed brass tapware. A Federation hallway in Hobart loves the look.

Birds Murals That Match Your Existing Decor

Birds murals lift a room when the colour palette echoes what you already own. A dusky sage scene with herons and reeds sits behind a natural linen lounge. It suits limewashed oak boards and brushed brass fittings. A cream botanical plate with eastern rosellas pairs with soft terracotta cushions and a jute rug. A bolder peacock print works against deep navy joinery and a marble benchtop. Open plan kitchen dining areas wear this look beautifully. Plain curtains keep the focus on the wall. Soft sheer linen lets light filter through without pulling attention.

Working With Rattan and White Washed Timber

Rattan chairs and white washed timber sideboards favour warm toned bird plates. Choose cream, sand and soft sage palettes for an easy match. Mango wood and dark stained pine pull towards moodier tropical bird scenes with charcoal and plum. Natural linen in oat is a safe partner for either route. For more pairing inspiration, our bird inspired styling guide walks through the choices.

Where to Hang a Birds Wall Mural at Home

A lorikeet or peacock scene can carry a small bedroom on its own. Place it on the wall behind the bed, frame to frame with the bedhead. In a long lounge room, behind the sofa is the cleaner spot. Eyes land there first. South facing rooms on the eastern seaboard suit lighter cream plates with garden birds. They give a fresh feel. North facing rooms catch sun all day. They can hold deeper jungle bird scenes with confidence. A high Queenslander ceiling lets a vertical bird of paradise mural breathe. For more colour direction, browse our peacock wallpaper collection for ready picks.

Hallway, Dining and Study Nook Placement

A narrow hallway in a Canberra terrace loves a vertical owl or swallow mural. Place it at the far end. In a dining room, the wall behind the table earns its place. It anchors every long Sunday lunch. A study nook gains a calm focal point. Try a quiet songbird plate behind the desk.

Customisable Birds Mural Wallpaper Made to Fit

Birds wallpaper from our range comes with two install options for Australian homes. Paste the wall is the durable option for a forever home. Brush paste onto the wall, hang the panels, smooth and trim. The self adhesive route is renter friendly. Press the panels onto a clean dry wall and smooth out air. Both routes come off cleanly. They suit a move out from a Sydney apartment or a Perth beach house. For a light mark, use a barely damp microfibre cloth. Avoid soaking the seams. Both finishes cope with the dry Aussie climate. To get the size right, our wall measuring guide walks through the steps.

Removable and Temporary Options for Renters

If you rent in inner city Sydney or Melbourne, the removable option lifts off cleanly. It will not pull at the paint. Photograph the panels before peeling for an easier reinstall. The temporary self adhesive finish is also a low commitment way to test a bold scheme.

Bird Murals for Nurseries and a New Build Refresh

A new build move in is a natural moment for a bird mural. A growing toddler’s room takes a soft swallow or finch print. The print ages past the cot beautifully. An alfresco side study nook gains a calm focal point. A quiet songbird plate works behind the desk. Renters in Melbourne and Sydney lift a leased lounge room before summer entertaining. A Hamptons style coastal home on the Gold Coast loves a cream peacock plate. Place it above a white sideboard for a clean look. For nursery ideas, browse our nursery prints range for soft animal and bird themes.

Choosing the Right Bird Mural for Your Home

This birds wallpaper collection suits lounge rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, study nooks and hallways. It fits Hamptons, Queenslander, Federation and coastal homes across the country. Pair it with rattan, white washed timber, sage walls, soft terracotta and natural linen. The result is a relaxed lived in feel. Across lorikeets, peacocks, owls and kookaburras, every room finds a fit. Swallows, hummingbirds, bird of paradise plates and vintage Audubon scenes round out the choice. For a wider animal motif, our animal wallpaper range sits naturally alongside the bird prints.

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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 sofa color works best with birds wallpaper?

A linen sofa in oat, stone or putty lets the bird print stay the focal point. Sage green, dusty pink and warm camel also sit well, especially with a cream botanical plate. Avoid a busy patterned sofa against a busy bird scene.

Does birds wallpaper go with oak floors and brass fixtures?

Yes. Honey oak floors warm a cream songbird plate; smoked oak suits a moodier peacock or owl scene. Brushed brass picture lights, lamp bases and door pulls echo the warm tones in most bird prints. Keep skirting and architraves in a soft white or off-white.

Which wall should I choose for a small bedroom?

The wall behind the bed is the natural pick. It frames the headboard and reads first when you enter the room. Leave the other three walls in plain warm white or soft sage. In a compact room, a vertical bird-of-paradise mural draws the ceiling upward.

Will birds wallpaper work in a north-facing room?

A north-facing room suits lighter cream and green bird print plates with garden birds such as robins and goldfinches. These keep the space feeling fresh under cooler light. Save deeper tropical bird scenes for south-facing or well-lit rooms and pair with warm-tone lamps in the evenings.

Is birds wallpaper safe to use in a rental property?

Yes. Choose the peel and stick option: it presses onto a clean, dry wall and lifts off cleanly when you move out without damaging plaster or paintwork. Many renters in city apartments use it as a temporary feature wall and re-hang it in the next home.

How do I clean a mark on bird wallpaper?

Use a barely damp microfibre cloth and a small amount of mild soap if needed. Wipe gently in the direction of the panel and avoid scrubbing the seams or using abrasive cleaners. Let the surface air dry completely.

Is peel and stick as durable as paste-the-wall for a feature wall?

Paste-the-wall is the longer-lasting install for a permanent home. Peel and stick suits renters and anyone who refreshes a room every few years. Both look identical once on the wall. Choose paste if you own; choose peel and stick if you rent or redecorate often.