Aurora Wallpaper

What Aurora Wallpaper Is

Aurora wallpaper is a wall mural of the northern lights. It prints those bands of green, teal and violet across your whole wall. Most designs set the sky over pine trees, snow or still water. The effect is calm rather than busy.

Giffywalls prints each mural to the exact size of your wall. The arc of light lands where you want it, not half cut in a corner. We print these skies most weeks. Buyers almost always go darker than they first plan, and they are right to.

Why an Aurora Wall Feels So Calm

The colors do the work. Green, teal and violet sit next to each other on the color wheel. Your eye reads that as one smooth wash, not a clash. The dark base helps too. Most of the wall is deep blue or near black, so the bright ribbons feel like light rather than paint.

There is a size trick here as well. A big sky gives a small room a sense of depth. The wall stops feeling like a wall. That is why these murals work so well in flats and box bedrooms.

Scenes in This Collection

Classic Northern Lights

Green ribbons over black pines and snow. Often a lake below, doubling the glow. This is the postcard version, and it is still the one people pick most.

Soft Watercolor Skies

No trees, no ground line. Just washed color drifting across the wall. These suit a nursery or a calm bedroom. Pick one if you want the mood without a scene.

Deep Space Blends

Here the aurora meets stars and a milky band of galaxy. Kids love these. So do teens. Our galaxy wallpaper range has more in that vein.

Rooms That Suit the Look

Bedrooms come first. A night sky above the bed is an easy sell. Home cinemas and games rooms work too, since dark walls help in both. So do hallways with no daylight, which most people write off. A glowing sky turns a dead corridor into the best bit of the house. Our space wallpaper range covers the same after-dark mood.

Colors and Decor to Build Around

Keep the rest of the room quiet. The wall is loud enough. Charcoal, navy, warm white and pale gray all work on the other three walls. Add warm wood so it does not feel cold. Brass or black metal beats chrome here. Skip bright accent colors. A red cushion will fight the sky and lose. For an open-plan home, our mountain wallpaper range pairs well in the next room.

Lighting Matters More Than Usual

These murals live or die by light. Harsh white bulbs flatten the glow. Warm bulbs, dimmers and low lamps bring it straight back. Try a wall light aimed up at the sky. In daylight the mural reads softer, which is fine. It is meant to be an evening wall.

Two more things worth knowing. These murals are printed, not coated, so the glow comes from color and contrast alone. Nothing lights up in the dark. Second, a north-facing room suits them better than most people guess. The cool daylight matches the palette, so the wall never looks out of place. In a very bright south-facing room, pick a design with more black in the base. It holds its depth through the middle of the day.

Sizing, Finish and Fitting

Send us your wall width and height. We scale the sky to match. Choose peel and stick if you rent or change your mind often. It is a removable wallpaper finish that lifts off without pulling paint. Choose paste the wall for a longer stay. One tip for dark murals. Deep colors show up dust and dents more than pale ones do, so wipe the wall down and fill any holes first. Panels arrive numbered, and shipping is free on every order.