Santorini Wallpaper

Santorini wallpaper is a wall mural of the Greek island, with white houses, blue domes and deep sea. Every design is printed to your exact wall size, corner to corner.

Santorini Wallpaper in Australian Light

Sun here is bright and direct, and it flatters this view. Chalk white stays crisp instead of turning grey. Deep blue holds its depth even at noon. That is a rare pair. In a west-facing lounge room, a dusk scene with warm lamps is the easy pick. In a shaded bedroom, a clear midday view keeps the space bright.

  • Lounge rooms: a wide island view behind the sofa, sea line above the cushions.
  • Bedrooms: a soft dusk scene with more sky than town.
  • Dining rooms: a view reads like a window and opens up a small space.
  • Hallways: a tall shot of white steps adds depth to a narrow run.

A word on scale. A wide view needs a clear wall to earn its keep. Behind the sofa or the bedhead is ideal. Got a wall broken up by a door or a built-in? Pick a closer shot of steps, arches and blue shutters instead. It still works when only part of it shows.

Coastal, Hamptons and Modern Homes

Blue and white is already the base of a Hamptons scheme. This view drops straight into it. Pair it with white panelling, pale timber, rattan and linen. In a modern city flat, a line sketch in blue ink suits a cleaner look. In a Queenslander, a warm dusk scene sits well with timber floors. For more sea and shore, see our coastal wallpaper collection.

Colours to Build Around

Keep the room simple and let the wall lead. Warm white, pale oak and linen do the job. Blue cushions tie it together in one step. Terracotta pots bring in the heat of the island. Brass and black frames sharpen it up. Skip a busy rug, as the wall is loud enough. For plain blues, try our blue wallpaper range.

Fit, Finish and Samples

Each design is a scene, not a repeat, so placement is everything. A dome cut in half by a corner is the one error nobody stops seeing. Send through the wall width and height, plus the spot of any window or door. We scale and place the image so the town sits clear of the gap. Renters in Sydney and Melbourne should choose peel and stick. It lifts off at the end of a lease with no damage. Order a sample first and check the blues in your own light. Samples ship Australia wide.

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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 rooms suit Santorini wallpaper best?

Bedrooms, bathrooms, living rooms, and dining spaces are the favorites. The white-and-blue palette reads restful behind a bed, bounces light around small bathrooms, and gives living rooms without a view a bright panoramic focal point.

What colors pair with Santorini wallpaper?

Crisp white and soft cream keep the mural luminous, pale blue and aqua echo the sea, and sandy beige, jute, and terracotta add warmth. Navy deepens the scheme, while a single olive-green accent brings in a Mediterranean garden note.

Can I get a Santorini mural printed to my exact wall size?

Yes. Every design in this collection is custom printed. Enter your wall's width and height and we scale the scene to fit as one continuous design, so domes, stairways, and horizon lines land exactly where you want them.

Is Santorini wallpaper good for small rooms?

Very. The bright whites reflect light and visually open up small spaces, and scenes with depth, like a stairway winding toward the sea, push the wall backward. Vertical village compositions suit narrow walls especially well.

Is this wallpaper removable and renter-friendly?

Choose the peel and stick finish and yes — it is self-adhesive and removable, lifting off cleanly without damaging paint or leaving residue. Paste-the-wall is the better choice for a longer-term feature wall.