Unicorn Wallpaper

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

Choosing Unicorn Wallpaper That Lasts

Children change their minds quickly. A few choices buy you extra years. Pick a painted scene rather than a cartoon. Choose a muted palette over a neon one. Keep the pattern to a single wall. Put the theme in bedding and cushions instead, because those are easy to swap later.

Soft blush, cream, lilac and pale mint suit our gentle daylight. They also keep a small British bedroom feeling light. Bold rainbow brights are great fun, but they suit a playroom better than a room meant for sleeping.

Period Homes and Rented Flats

Box Rooms and Sloped Ceilings

Many older houses have a small third bedroom. A pale scene helps it feel bigger. Under a sloped ceiling, keep the mural on the tallest wall. Chimney breasts work well too. Deep skirting and picture rails frame a painted scene neatly, so it looks deliberate rather than stuck on.

New Builds and Rented Flats

Flat modern walls suit a bigger scene, as there is no moulding to work around. Renting in London or Bristol? Take the peel and stick option from our removable wallpaper range. It lifts off at the end of a tenancy without pulling the paint, which matters in a child's room. For a softer story, our fantasy wallpaper murals sit in the same world.

Where to Put It

The wall behind the bed is the usual spot, because it becomes the view from the pillow. A nursery takes a quiet version best. A playroom or an under-stairs den can carry the busy one. Keep the other walls plain in every case.

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

Storage helps too. Open shelves and a wardrobe will cover part of any wall, so plan around them before you choose a design.

Made to Measure, Free UK Delivery

Measure the wall. Send us the width and the height. We print the mural to fit, so a unicorn never lands half cut in a corner. Check the headboard height first, as it can hide the lower third. Panels arrive numbered with hanging notes in the box. UK delivery is free and fast. Order a sample if two designs are pulling at you.

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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.