Palace Wallpaper

Palace Wall Murals With Real Grandeur

Palace wallpaper is a grand wall covering drawn from old state rooms and halls. Think gilded panels, painted ceilings, marble columns and long arched views. It turns a plain room into an event. This is the boldest corner of our luxurious wallpaper range.

Giffywalls prints every mural to the exact size of your wall. We print these designs for homes, hotels and restaurants. The thing buyers ask us most is whether a grand scene fits a normal room. It does, as long as you give it one clear wall and keep the rest plain.

Two Ways to Use a Palace Design

These murals split into two kinds. The choice changes the whole room.

Scene murals open a view. You get a hall, a staircase or an arched window painted in perspective. On a small wall that view adds depth, like a window into another room. Panel and ornament designs work the other way. They repeat gilded frames, medallions or carved detail across the wall. That look is rich but flat, and it suits a big room better.

Where a Palace Mural Works Best

Dining Rooms

This is the natural home for it. Grand scenes look their best under lamps and candles. Gold and cream tones warm up as the light drops.

Hallways and Stairs

An arched view at the end of a hall pulls the eye through. It also makes a short hall feel longer. A dark ground works well here.

Palace Wallpaper for Living Rooms

Put the mural behind the sofa and stop there. Keep the other walls soft white. Then the room feels rich, not heavy.

Bedrooms

A soft, faded fresco behind the bed reads romantic rather than loud. Pale plaster tones suit this best.

Scale and the Room You Have

Scale is the thing to get right. A wide scene needs a clear wall, so measure before you fall for one. High ceilings suit tall arches and columns. Low ceilings do better with a soft fresco or a small ornament repeat. Got a wall broken up by doors? Skip the scene and take a panel design instead.

Royal Palace Wallpaper Styles You Will Find Here

You will find painted ceilings, marble halls, gilded panels, faded frescoes and old damask wallpaper repeats. Some are soft and worn, in chalky pinks and grays. Others are bold, with deep green, ink and gold wallpaper tones. Want the drama without the weight? A pale plaster fresco gives you the feeling and keeps the room light.

Colors to Build Around

Take your scheme from the two main tones in the mural. Cream and warm white keep a grand wall from taking over. Deep green, ink and burgundy make it richer. Brass, gold and marble suit the classic look. Walnut and velvet add weight. One thing to avoid is a second big pattern. A palace design is already the loudest thing in the room, so let the rest sit quiet.

Sizing, Finish and Fitting

Send us the width and height of your wall. We scale the art to match, so an arch or a column never lands half cut in a corner. That matters most with these murals, because a broken line in a painted view is easy to spot. Choose peel and stick for a removable wallpaper finish that lifts off later. Choose paste the wall for a room that is staying as it is. Panels arrive numbered. Shipping is free on every order.

Order a Sample First

Gold and marble tones are hard to judge on a screen. Warm light lifts the gold. Cool light turns it gray. Order a sample and tape it up. Look at it by day and again at night. These are rooms you use in the evening, so that second look counts most.