Woodland Wallpaper

What Woodland Wallpaper Is and Why It Works

Woodland wallpaper is a wall covering printed with trees, ferns and the small animals that live among them. Foxes, deer, owls and rabbits show up most. It is warm, gentle and easy to live with.

Giffywalls prints every mural to the exact size of your wall. We have printed these for nurseries, kids rooms and hallways all over the country. The thing buyers ask us most is whether it will date. A soft forest scene ages far better than a cartoon print.

The Main Styles You Will Find

Storybook Scenes

Hand drawn trees with friendly animals tucked between them. Warm and sweet. These are the classic nursery pick. Choose muted tones over bright ones and the room grows with the child.

Misty Tree Lines

Soft, faded trunks with no animals at all. Calm and grown up. They open up a small room. Our trees wallpaper range covers this end of the look.

Detailed Nature Prints

Ferns, mushrooms, moss and toadstools, drawn with care. Busy up close. Quiet from across the room. A good pick for a hallway or a study.

Where Woodland Wallpaper Works Best

The mood is soft, so it suits the rooms you rest in.

A nursery is the top spot, and it has been for years. In a kids room the animals give them something to find each morning. Behind the bed in a main bedroom, a misty tree line settles the space fast. A hallway can take a busier print, since you walk past rather than sit in it.

Living Rooms and Studies

Keep it to one wall in a living room. A soft tree line behind the sofa gives you depth without noise. In a study the same print looks calm on video calls. Leave the other walls plain and warm.

Getting the Scale Right

Scale matters as much as subject. A full forest scene needs a clear wall to be read. Behind a bed or a cot is ideal.

Is your wall cut up by doors, windows or shelves? Pick a small repeat instead. Ferns, leaves and scattered animals keep working even when only parts of them show. A big scene behind a wardrobe is money spent on nothing.

A Note on Nurseries

Pick muted tones rather than bright ones. Bold primary prints get painted over in a few years. A soft forest scene tends to stay put. It suits a big kid room just as well as a cot, which saves you the job twice.

Colors to Build Around

Most designs here sit on a soft ground. Cream, oat, sage and pale blue are the usual bases. Warm greens and browns do the rest. Cream keeps a small room open. Deep green makes it snug and den like. Rust and mustard pick up the fox tones nicely.

Oak, cane, linen and wool all sit well beside these prints. Black frames give the softness a clean edge. Our nature wallpaper range stretches the same palette wider, and the deer wallpaper designs focus on one animal alone.

Sizing, Finish and Fitting

Send us the width and the height of your wall. We scale the artwork to match, so a fox or a trunk never lands half cut in a corner. Tell us where the cot or the bed will go, too. We can then place the best part of the scene where you will actually see it.

Choose peel and stick 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.