Western Wallpaper

Western Wall Murals With Frontier Warmth

Western wallpaper is a wall covering built on old frontier style. Think desert buttes, cactus, horses, wagon trails and worn leather tones. It is warm, dusty and full of story. One wall of it can set the mood for a whole room.

Giffywalls prints every mural to the exact size of your wall. We have printed these for kids rooms, dens, bars and whole ranch style hallways. The question buyers ask us most is how bold to go. A big landscape reads calmer than a busy motif print, which surprises most people.

The Main Styles You Will Find

Desert Landscapes

Wide canyons, mesas and open sky. These read as a view rather than a pattern. They open up a small room. Soft dusk colors keep them restful.

Cactus and Plant Prints

A lighter way into the look. Saguaro, prickly pear and agave on a plain ground. They suit a hallway or a kids room. Our desert wallpaper range covers this ground too.

Horses, Ropes and Leather

The classic gear of the frontier. Running horses, lassos, saddles and tooled leather patterns. Bold and best used on one wall. Pair with plain walls elsewhere.

Where Western Wallpaper Works Best

The look is warm and grounded, so it suits rooms where people gather.

A den or games room takes the boldest designs happily. In a home bar, deep leather tones look right under low light. Behind the bed, a soft desert view keeps the theme without the clutter. Hallways can carry a busier print, since you walk past rather than sit in them. Western wallpaper for kids rooms leans on horses and cactus, a firm favorite with young cowboy fans.

Living Rooms

Keep it to one wall in a living room. A wide canyon scene behind the sofa gives you the mood without the costume. Leave the other three walls plain and warm. Add a leather chair and a woven rug to finish it.

Getting the Scale Right

Scale matters as much as subject. A big landscape needs a clear wall to be read properly. Behind a bed or sofa is ideal.

Is your wall broken up by doors, windows or shelves? Pick a small repeat instead. Cactus prints and leather textures keep working even when only parts show. A wide canyon behind a bookcase is money spent on nothing.

Cowboy Wallpaper for Kids Rooms

Cowboy fans grow out of the costume, not the colors. Pick a desert view rather than a cartoon print. It still works when the toys have gone. That is the single best tip we can give you here.

Colors and Materials to Build Around

The palette is baked earth. Rust, clay, sand, tan and faded turquoise all belong here. Cream keeps it from going heavy. Black adds a sharp modern edge. Our brown wallpaper range sits close to the same tones.

Leather, worn timber, iron, wool and woven rugs are the natural partners. Skip high gloss and chrome, which fight the whole idea. For a rougher, more country feel, our rustic wallpaper designs push it further.

Sizing, Finish and Fitting

Send us the width and the height of your wall. We scale the artwork to match, so a horse or a butte never lands half cut in a corner. There is a bonus here for older houses. Dusty, textured art hides small bumps in the plaster far better than flat paint.

Choose peel and stick western wallpaper if you rent or like to change things often. It lifts off cleanly and leaves the paint alone. Choose paste the wall for a room that is staying as it is. Panels arrive numbered with hanging notes in the box, and shipping is free on every order.