Animal Wallpaper

Animal wallpaper is a printed wall covering of wildlife scenes for kids' rooms, lounges, hallways and studies. The UK range covers safari herds, woodland foxes, jungle big cats, Arctic wolves and soft watercolour menageries. Whether you want bold animal print wallpaper in leopard or zebra, a regal stag scene for a dining room, or a gentle woodland mural for a nursery, there is a style to suit the room. Most designs are available as peel and stick for renters, so you can transform any wall without damaging the plaster.

Animal Wallpaper for Lounges, Bedrooms and Studies

Animal wallpaper suits more rooms than people expect. A watercolour safari scene calms a baby's nursery in Edinburgh. A bold tiger mural lifts a teenager's room in Birmingham. A herd of elephants behind the sofa gives a Glasgow lounge a quiet wow factor. The range spans illustrated, watercolour, photographic and realistic styles, covering everything from safari print wallpaper to soft nursery animal wallpaper with farm animals, rabbits and owls. Buyers pick by mood as much as subject. Soft pencil foxes and hedgehogs read sweet for under-fives. Photographic lions and zebras feel grown-up enough for a home study or sitting room. If you are decorating a child's space, the kids room wallpaper range covers animals alongside space, storybook and playroom themes in one place. Print scale matters too. Larger animals work best on a single feature wall behind the bed or sofa. Smaller, repeating creatures suit all four walls in a kid's bedroom, playroom or downstairs loo.

Choosing a Style by Age and Room

Pick watercolour and pencil illustrations for nurseries and toddler rooms. Pick photographic safari and Highland wildlife for grown-up snugs and home offices.

Animal Print Wallpaper — Bold, Subtle and Everything Between

Animal print wallpaper covers a wide spectrum. At one end sit fashion-forward leopard print designs and zebra print wallpaper, which carry bold contrast and work well in a grown-up bedroom or behind a sofa. At the other end sit feather wallpaper designs and soft watercolour menageries, which suit bathrooms, snugs and hallways where you want character without volume. In the middle, metallic animal prints layer savannah tones with a quiet shimmer, working especially well in a dining room or home office lit by a warm pendant. Animal skin wallpaper in muted grey or navy reads grown-up and pairs well with linen and leather furnishings.

Pairing Bold Prints With Plain Interiors

Strong animal print wallpaper needs plain furniture and muted soft furnishings. Let the wall lead. One textured cushion and a plain wool rug are enough to finish the look.

Animal Wall Murals That Pair With British Decor

Animal wall murals lift your existing furniture rather than compete with it. Sage green walls pair naturally with woodland scenes of foxes, badgers and red squirrels. Warm white walls suit a soft watercolour menagerie. Oak and walnut furniture pairs neatly with savannah colours. Rattan, cane and bouclé sit well under a jungle print. In a Victorian terrace with original cornicing, keep the mural on one chimney-breast wall and let the cornicing breathe. In an Edwardian flat with picture rails, run the print only above or only below the rail. For a country cottage or rural study, browse the deer and stag scenes range for illustrated and photographic Highland prints that give a period room a regal, countryside quality. Brass lamps, linen curtains and a plain wool rug complete the room without competing. If your sofa is mid-grey or navy, almost any animal print will work. If it carries a bold red or mustard, a quieter watercolour design is the safer pick.

How to Style Animal Wallpaper in a Victorian or Edwardian Room

In a Victorian terrace, anchor the mural on the chimney-breast wall and keep the alcove walls plain. In an Edwardian flat, stop the print at picture-rail height so the original features breathe. Oak floors and sage walls work as a natural neutral base in both settings. Add a cream linen throw, a brass floor lamp and a plain wool rug to finish without competing with the wall.

Where to Hang Wildlife Wallpaper at Home

Consider light and wall size before you order. Before cutting any panels, use our wall measuring guide to calculate the exact drop and number of panels needed for your wall, including any chimney breast or alcove. North-facing rooms in Manchester or Leeds can feel cool, so warmer savannah and woodland tones lift them well. South-facing London sitting rooms handle cooler Arctic palettes without feeling cold. A small kid's bedroom feels bigger with a single mural behind the bed and plain walls on the other three sides. A larger family room can carry a mural across two adjoining walls. In a playroom, bolder jungle or farm animal prints work well across a full wall since the room can carry the energy. In a downstairs loo or hallway, smaller repeating critters or feather designs work best. Behind a cot, reduce the visual weight by choosing soft watercolour over photographic prints.

Small Rooms Versus Open-Plan Spaces

In small flats, one feature wall is enough. In open-plan lounges, use the mural to zone the seating area away from the dining table.

Removable, Self-Adhesive and Renter-Friendly Options

Most designs are available as removable peel and stick panels or permanent adhesive wallpaper. Renters in London and Manchester flats can compare every renter-friendly option in the peel and stick wallpaper range, which covers animal, jungle, woodland and safari styles alongside all other themes. Self-adhesive panels lift off without taking the paint when removed from a sound, fully cured wall. Permanent adhesive options suit owner-occupiers who want a longer-life finish. Both use child-safe, low-VOC inks, which matters for a nursery or playroom. Wipe light marks with a soft damp cloth. In a British bathroom or kitchen, keep the mural away from direct splash zones. The paper handles normal humidity and central-heating cycles without curling. If you rent, photograph the wall before you start. Most landlords accept temporary wallpaper since the wall comes back clean.

Caring for the Print

Dust gently with a microfibre cloth every few months. Spot-clean marks with mild soapy water on a soft cloth and blot dry. First-time fitters should follow the step by step installation guide for full panel-by-panel instructions covering surface prep, alignment and trimming.

Refreshing a Kid's Bedroom, Nursery or New-Build Lounge

A new baby, a house move or a child outgrowing their current theme are the usual triggers. Families in Birmingham and Edinburgh often refresh the nursery before maternity leave ends. Renters across London and Manchester update a feature wall before a flatmate moves in. New-build owners in Glasgow use animal murals to warm up plain magnolia walls straight from the developer. If you are not sure which style suits your child's age and room size, the guide to choosing animal wallpaper for kids covers woodland, safari and photographic options with pairing advice for different room sizes. Pick a style that will still feel right in two or three years. Watercolour woodland and pencil safari prints age well. Cartoon themes can date faster as a child grows.

Animal Wallpaper for Walls

This range of animal wallpaper for walls suits kids' bedrooms, lounges, snugs, playrooms, studies and hallways across the UK. It pairs with sage paint, oak floors, plain linen and brass fixtures. Peel and stick options keep things renter-friendly across British flats and period homes. With styles spanning bold animal print wallpaper, classic stag and deer scenes, soft watercolour menageries and, for the most dramatic feature walls, jungle wallpaper murals featuring palms, monkeys and big cats, there is a fit for under-fives, teenagers and grown-ups alike. Custom sizing is available across all designs, so awkward alcoves and non-standard wall heights are not a problem.