Quartz Wallpaper

Quartz wallpaper is a wall covering printed with crystal, geode and cut stone patterns. You get the veining and the shimmer of real stone with none of the weight. Giffywalls prints each design to the exact width and height of your wall, so a geode lands centred rather than half cut.

Why Quartz Wallpaper Works in British Rooms

Our daylight is soft and often grey, which suits these prints. The metallic edges catch what light there is and give a dull room some lift. In a north-facing room, choose a warm rose or a gold-edged design so the wall does not turn cold. In a bright room, smoky grey and clear white hold up better. Homes in London and Manchester tend to go for the moodier end.

For a softer, all-over version of the same idea, our marble wallpaper range uses fine veining that works as a backdrop across a whole room.

Period Homes and Modern Flats

Victorian and Edwardian Rooms

A bold geode looks striking on a chimney breast. The fireplace already frames it, so the shape stays whole. Keep the cornicing and skirting plain white and let the wall do the talking. In a hallway, a fine crystal print copes better with the doors and angles.

New Builds and Rented Flats

Flat new build walls suit a big geode perfectly. There is no moulding to interrupt it. Renting in Leeds or Glasgow? Peel and stick lifts off at the end of a tenancy with the paint intact. It sits alongside the rest of our luxurious wallpaper designs.

What to Pair With It

Velvet, brass, glass and pale oak all work beside a stone print. Match the metal in the design to your handles and lighting. Keep the floor plain. A bold wall and a patterned rug will fight, and neither one wins. Gold warms a room, silver cools it and copper sits between the two. That choice shifts the mood more than the base colour does.

  • Bedrooms: soft crystal tones behind the bed.
  • Hallways: fine veining that copes with doors.
  • Cloakrooms: a bright geode across all four walls.
  • Home offices: a sharp backdrop for video calls.

Made to Measure, Free UK Delivery

Measure your wall. Send us the width and the height. We scale the artwork so the focal point sits where you want it, not behind the bed. Panels are numbered and hanging notes come in the box. UK delivery is free and fast. Order a sample first, because metallic finishes read very differently under warm bulbs.

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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 quartz wallpaper best?

Living room feature walls, bedrooms, dressing rooms, bathrooms and home bars all work well. Bold geode designs suit large walls where the eye can travel across them, while softer stone textures are better in rooms where you want depth rather than drama.

Does quartz wallpaper actually shimmer?

Some designs include metallic and shimmer effects that catch the light as you move past, while others are matte stone photography. Lighting makes a large difference, so a wall light angled across the surface transforms a crystal mural after dark.

What colors pair well with a crystal mural?

Rose quartz pinks suit cream, brass and pale oak. Amethyst and deep purple want charcoal, black and velvet. Smoky gray and clear quartz go with almost anything, including stainless and glass. Metallics work across the whole range.

Can I get the mural printed to my exact wall size?

Yes, and scale matters more here than with most designs. Enter your wall's width and height and we print one continuous design at the right size, so a geode's banding stays sharp instead of being enlarged past its natural detail.

Is it suitable for a bathroom?

Yes, in a normally ventilated bathroom, and stone effects are a natural fit there since they echo existing surfaces. Keep the design out of the direct splash zone around a shower and use your extractor fan as usual.