Unicorn Wallpaper

Unicorn wallpaper is a wall covering built around unicorns, rainbows, clouds and stars. Some designs are soft and painted, others bright and bold. Giffywalls prints each mural to your exact wall size.

Unicorn Wallpaper in Australian Kids Rooms

Our light is strong, and it changes how a pastel reads. Pale pink can look bleached in a bright north-facing room by midday. A slightly deeper blush or lilac holds up better. In a shaded room the palest tones stay lovely all day. Check which way the window faces before you choose.

  • Nurseries: one unicorn, a few stars, soft tones.
  • Bedrooms: a painted scene behind the bed.
  • Playrooms: full rainbows and bright colour.
  • Nooks: a small repeat in a tight space.

Making It Last Longer

Kids change their minds fast. A few choices buy extra years. Pick a painted scene rather than a cartoon. Choose muted over neon. Keep the pattern to one wall. Put the theme into bedding and cushions, because those are easy to swap. Do that and the wall can stay long after the toys go.

Colours That Work

Blush, cream, lilac and pale mint are the calm route. Gold details add magic without much colour. A soft grey or oatmeal ground is the quiet trick, as it stops a room turning pink all over. Our pastel wallpaper range covers more of these soft tones, and the girls room wallpaper collection shows them in whole rooms.

Peel and Stick or Paste the Wall

Most designs come both ways. Peel and stick is self-adhesive and removable, which suits renters in Sydney and Melbourne. It also suits a room that will change in a few years. Paste the wall is better if you want the mural to stay put for the long run.

How Much Wall to Cover

One wall is plenty in a small bedroom. Behind the bed is the spot, as it becomes the view from the pillow. A playroom can take more. Two walls in a corner work well there, because the scene wraps and the room feels like a set. Plan around the wardrobe and shelves before you choose.

Samples and Australia-Wide Delivery

Soft pinks shift more than any other colour on a screen. Order a sample first. Hold it up beside the bed and check it morning and evening. We print to your measurements, so a unicorn never lands half cut in a corner. Panels arrive numbered, and 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 age is unicorn wallpaper best for?

The sweet spot is roughly ages two to ten, but the collection spans wider. Soft pastel scenes suit nurseries, storybook designs suit young children, and celestial silhouette styles feel elegant enough for tweens. Choosing a design where scenery leads helps the wall age gracefully.

Can I get a unicorn mural sized to my wall?

Yes. Every mural is printed to your exact measurements. Enter your wall's width and height and we produce one continuous design scaled to fit. That means the main character lands where you want her, not cropped at the ceiling.

What colors go with a unicorn mural?

Most designs lean pastel, in blush, lilac, mint, and powder blue, so white or cream furniture keeps the room airy. Pull one or two accent colors from the mural for bedding or cushions, and add gold or iridescent touches to echo the magic without more pattern.

Is this wallpaper easy to remove when my child outgrows it?

Choose the peel and stick finish and yes. It lifts off cleanly without damaging paint, so swapping the mural later is a twenty-minute job. It makes a themed wall a low-commitment decision rather than a renovation.

Will a big mural overwhelm a small bedroom?

Not if you keep it to one wall and stay in light palettes. Pastel skies and watercolor scenes actually open a small room up, acting more like a window than a pattern. Keep the other walls white and let the mural be the star.