Rajmahal Wallpaper

Rajmahal wallpaper is a range of Indian palace murals painted in soft, muted colours. Each scene shows a carved stone palace, a lake or a garden, with birds and wildlife. Giffywalls prints every mural made to measure for your wall, so the palace, the water and the flowers fit corner to corner.

Why Rajmahal Wallpaper Works in Australian Light

The sun here is strong and clear. Bright murals can feel too much in it. Rajmahal holds its balance. The colours are dusty rose, sage, sand and pale sky, so the scene stays soft in a sunny lounge room and keeps its warmth in a shaded room. It is one of the easiest main wall designs to live with all year.

The art is drawn with fine ink lines over soft paint washes. Up close you see every jali screen, every leaf and every feather. It sits well beside our tropical wallpaper for lush plants, but with a palace at its heart.

Lake Palace Mural or Fort Scene?

  • Lake palaces with domes, swans, boats and lotus
  • Hill forts with high walls, chhatris, camels and elephants
  • Garden scenes with water channels, fountains and stepwells
  • Pichwai designs with lotus rows, jali borders and small figures
  • Riverside temples and havelis with ghats, deer and cranes

Old Homes and New Flats

In an old home with high ceilings and wood floors, a fort scene on the far wall of the living room anchors the space. In a period home, a lake palace mural above the fireplace goes well with old wood and brass. In a city apartment, choose a scene with open sky and water so the room feels bigger, not busier.

Bedrooms, Lounge Rooms and Patio Walls

Garden and lake scenes suit bedrooms and reading corners. Fort scenes give a lounge room or entry a story. For a covered patio or a sunroom, ask us about our UV print. Cane, rattan, teak and linen all sit well with the muted tones. Bird lovers can pair it with our peacock wallpaper in a second room.

Made to Measure, Shipped Australia Wide

Send your wall width and height and we scale the art so nothing is cut off. You get a preview before we print. Choose peel and stick for rentals and quick makeovers, or non-woven paste the wall for a long-term main wall. Both are PVC-free with inks that do not fade. Samples ship to every state and territory.

Rajmahal wallpaper is designed and printed by Giffywalls. Want a warmer or cooler version to match your room? We shift the tones on custom orders for free.

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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!

Is Rajmahal wallpaper a repeating pattern or a single mural?

Each Rajmahal design is a single scenic mural that spans your whole wall. There is no repeat. We scale the art to your sizes so the palace, water and flowers all stay in frame.

What colors are in the Rajmahal collection?

The tones are soft and muted: dusty rose, sage and olive green, sand, clay and pale sky. There are no bright reds or golds. That is what keeps these grand scenes calm in a bedroom or living room.

Can I get a Rajmahal mural in peel and stick?

Yes. Every design comes as removable peel and stick or as premium non-woven paste the wall. Peel and stick is ideal for rentals. Non-woven is best for a long-term main wall.

Can the colors be adjusted to match my room?

Yes. The tones are soft, so they are easy to shift warmer or cooler. Tell us the tone you want when you order and we will send a preview before printing. There is no extra charge on custom orders.

Which Rajmahal scene works best in a small room?

Pick a lake or garden scene with open sky and water. The pale top half keeps the ceiling feeling high and the room feeling larger. Save the busier fort scenes for bigger walls.