Retro Wallpaper

Retro Wallpaper for a Chic and Timeless Room

Create a chic and timeless room with our playful retro wallpaper options. Bring back iconic retro patterns from pop art to mid-century that will add a touch of nostalgic style into your home. Pair peel and stick wallpaper with retro furniture, accessories, and colors. Go retro with iconic 70s wallpaper or classic geometric wallpaper for a timeless style. Vintage style wallpaper adds an option for a good conversation starter in your kitchen or living room. These fun designs make a statement in your personal areas, such as your bedroom or home office, where you can really let your personality shine through. To add some special details to your walls, have a look at our trendy peel and stick removable wallpaper and murals. You might also like our vintage wallpaper and boho wallpaper.

Vintage Wallpaper: A Blend of Classic & Modern

Vintage style wallpaper is the illustration of popular styles throughout the years, especially the bright 60s, daring 70s, and fun 80s. This pattern of wallpaper is well-recognized with its catchy patterns, bright colors, and antique designs. It is good for those who want to add a little retro flair in their homes. It may be classic wallpaper in geometric design of the 70s or the floral design so indicative of mid-century decor, but whatever the style, our retro murals seamlessly fuses old with new. It can also add character and warmth to a house, from vintage looking wallpaper that could be old-fashioned 70s wallpaper with fun shapes to flower wallpaper exuding classic beauty. That is why the combination of retro style with modern looks has become very popular for many homeowners who want to create something special and fashionable.

Trending 70s & Geometric Wallpaper Styles

Funky 70s Wallpaper Designs

Get the cool vibe of the 1970s with psychedelic, bright, geometric patterns wallpaper in warm, natural colors. This will be great in adding a little nostalgia to any room, adding fun and liveliness to your decoration.

Modern Aesthetic Wallpaper

Express a more contemporary interpretation of that feeling with soft pastels, abstract shapes, and calming patterns that all blend seamlessly into modern interiors, making this modern aesthetic wallpaper a great choice for adding subtle vintage flair.

Classic Floral Retro Patterns

Enjoy the beauty of nature with floral wallpaper. Pretty flowers and detailed patterns in bright colors create a classic look, adding elegance and charm to any room, be it the living rooms or bedrooms.

Charming Vintage Inspired Florals

Sharp images in old-fashioned flower colors on this vintage inspired wallpaper create a classic look on your walls, making them elegant. A design suited for making any room warm, full of memories.

Easy Peel and Stick Retro Wall Murals

Retro style without the frustration of regular wallpaper. Retro peel-and-stick wallpaper is a great option for renters or anyone who likes to change their decor often, because it's so easy to apply and remove.

Retro Design Mural Ideas for Every Room

Statement Walls for Your Living Room

Add some intrigue to your living room with some 70s style wallpaper. It can be either with bold shapes or bright flower designs; retro patterns mural makes it cozy and full of enjoyment in a room.

Using Retro Patterns in the Bedroom

Turn your bedroom into a vintage retreat with aesthetic wallpaper. Choose calming pastels or retro pattern wallpaper to create a soothing environment for rest and relaxation.

Peel and Stick Wallpaper for Your Office

Add a touch of creativity to your home office with peel-and-stick wallpaper. Bold designs and easy application make it the perfect choice for transforming your home office into an inspiring space.

Creative Retro & Boho Style Ideas

Achieve a Mid-Century Modern Look

For a mid-century modern look, combine mid-century modern wallpaper with smooth furniture and modest ornamentation. The plain furniture allows the jazzy patterns of the wallpaper to stand out.

Mix and Match for an Eclectic Feel

Mix and match various peel and stick wallpaper styles for a cheerful, eclectic feel. Floral removable wallpaper can be used along with geometric patterns for a unique and personalized space.

Embrace a Vintage Boho Vibe

To create a relaxed, bohemian feel, use flower vintage wallpaper with vintage furniture and natural textures. This style is great for living rooms or bedrooms.

Find Your Perfect Retro Wall Covering

Bring the timeless charm of retro design into your home with our high-quality retro wallcoverings. From bold 70's patterns and old-fashioned floral designs to easy peel-and-stick options, our collection has it all. Perfect for adding character and warmth to just about any room. Retro style mural showcases a stylish, sentimental feel that works quite well in both modern and traditional settings. Are you ready for a wall change? Shop now and find the best vintage inspired wallpaper for your house!

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 color sofa suits a 70s earthy retro wallpaper?

A rust, mustard or olive velvet sofa is the cleanest match for a 70s earthy print. These tones sit inside the same warm family as the wall, so nothing clashes. A chocolate brown leather sofa also works if the print already has orange in it. Keep cushions plain cream or cream with one thin stripe to let the wall lead.

Does a mid-century retro mural go with oak flooring?

Yes, oak is one of the best floors for a mid-century look. The warm grain lifts atomic shapes and clean-line prints without fighting them. Walnut floors work even harder, especially with teak furniture. If your floor is gray laminate, pick a mid-century print with softer neutrals rather than one with strong color blocks.

Which wall should I choose in a small living room?

The fireplace wall is the classic choice. It is already the focal point, and a single print there does not overwhelm a small living room. If there is no fireplace, use the wall behind the sofa. Keep the three other walls in a plain warm neutral. One patterned wall, three calm walls, every time.

Will a bold retro print work in a north-facing living room?

Yes, as long as you pick a warm palette. North-facing rooms get cooler light, so a 70s earthy print in rust, mustard and brown adds the warmth the room is missing. Avoid cool grays or stark black-and-white 60s mod prints in a north-facing room unless you have strong lamp lighting to lift it at night.

Is peel-and-stick safe for a rented apartment?

Yes. Peel-and-stick prints are designed to come off cleanly without pulling paint or drywall with them. They are the safest pick for a rented apartment in New York, Chicago, Austin or Los Angeles where you need to return the walls as you found them. Always test a small corner first on older latex paint.

How do I clean a retro print near a kitchen or bathroom?

Wipe gently with a soft, damp microfiber cloth. Never use abrasive cleaners or bleach sprays. For a kitchen wall, pair the print with a tile or glass backsplash behind the range, not the paper itself. In a bathroom, avoid placing the print directly above the tub without a glass screen to block the steam.

Is paste-the-wall or peel-and-stick better for a feature wall?

For a long-term living room feature wall, paste-the-wall gives a slightly flatter finish and lasts many years. For a rented home or a room you like to refresh often, peel-and-stick is the easier pick. Both look the same once up. The real question is how long you want the print to stay.

Does this suit a Victorian-era or older home?

Very well. A 60s mod print suits the tall ceilings of a Victorian front room, and a 70s earthy floral warms up an older hallway beautifully. Skim coat the wall or add a smoothing primer first if the plaster is bumpy. Pair with original wood floors, a stripped door and a single mid-century armchair for a proper period-meets-retro feel.

Which retro style suits a 1960s ranch or mid-century home?

Mid-century is the natural fit for a 1960s ranch. The clean lines and atomic shapes were designed for exactly that era of architecture. Pair with teak, a warm Scandi palette and oak flooring. A 60s mod print also works if your living room has big windows and tall baseboards.