Bar Wallpaper

Bar wallpaper is a wall covering made for home bars, drinks nooks and games rooms. It sets the mood in one move. Giffywalls prints each design to the exact size of your wall, so it fits corner to corner.

Why Bar Wallpaper Suits British Homes

Home bars here tend to be small. A nook under the stairs. The end of a kitchen. One corner of the sitting room. A print does the work in a tight spot and takes up no floor at all. That is why it beats built-in joinery for most of us.

Period Homes and Rented Flats

Victorian and Edwardian Rooms

Old houses give you good bones. Paper a chimney breast and stand the bar in front of it. Or take the alcove beside it. Deep colour suits high skirting and picture rails. Decorators in Bath, Bristol and Edinburgh lean on this trick.

Cellar Bars

Plenty of British homes hide a cellar. Damp comes first, always. Fix it before you paper. Then go dark and warm. A cellar bar with low light and deep colour feels like a proper snug.

New Builds and Rentals

Flat new walls suit one big scene, since there is no detail to fight. Renting in London or Leeds? Take the peel and stick option. It lifts off at the end of a tenancy without pulling paint. The rest of our removable wallpaper range works the same way.

Speakeasy Wallpaper Colours for After Dark

A bar gets used at night, and that changes the rules. Deep green, ink blue, oxblood and black all glow under warm bulbs. Brass and smoked glass lift them. Want something softer? A warm wood tone reads like classic pub wallpaper. Our art deco wallpaper prints add gold line work on top.

  • Under the stairs: one bold scene, floor to ceiling.
  • Sitting room corner: a dark colour to frame the shelves.
  • Kitchen end wall: a print that shrugs off a wipe.
  • Garden room: leafy and warm for summer nights.

Small Spaces, Big Prints

A tight nook can take a large scene. That sounds wrong but it works. One big motif reads calm, while a tiny repeat buzzes. Fit a warm strip light under the top shelf too. It grazes the wall and brings out the texture.

Made to Measure, Free UK Delivery

Measure the wall. Send us the width and the height. We print the mural to fit. Panels come numbered and hanging notes are in the box. UK delivery is free and fast. Order a sample first if two designs are close. A screen never shows a dark colour truly.

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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 styles of bar wallpaper are available?

The collection spans speakeasy greens and art-deco patterns, tropical tiki palms, whiskey-den wood and leather textures, vintage cocktail prints, and graphic martini motifs. From moody and low-lit to bright and playful.

Where does bar wallpaper work best?

Basement bars, butler's pantries, the wall behind a bar cart, garden or shed pubs, and games-room counters all work well. Restaurants and lounges use the same murals for statement walls behind the bottles.

Do dark murals make a small bar area feel smaller?

Usually the opposite. Bars thrive on depth and low light. A dark saturated wall makes glassware shine and bottle labels pop, and one confident feature wall reads intentional rather than cramped.

Is the mural printed to fit my bar wall exactly?

Yes. Enter the wall's width and height and we print one continuous design scaled to fit, including awkward half-walls behind counters. Panels arrive numbered with hanging guidance.

Can I remove bar wallpaper later?

Choose the peel and stick finish. It is self-adhesive and lifts off cleanly without damaging paint. That makes it ideal for rentals or for anyone who redesigns the bar more often than the cocktail menu.