Classic Decor Spotlight: Scenic Wall Mural Wallpaper
20 peel and stick scenic mural wallpaper for all budgets that look like antique bespoke landscape murals without the commitment.
Famous last words: “I will never put a mural on my wall.”
Because I said that 10-ish years ago and now… lo and behold, I’m eating my words. Wallpaper companies have stepped up the wall mural game in the last decade, and I’m here for it!
Sometime last year, while scrolling on Instagram, I saw this gorgeous green and blue scenic wall mural with chunky molding, and I haven’t been able to get it out of my head ever since. It seemed right to add it to the Classic Decor Spotlight series with all of the other never-really-goes-out-of-style decor.
I’m currently in the whirlwind of sifting through scenic wall mural wallpaper samples for our dining room right this minute.
Even though they’re coming back “into trend” currently, they’re another one of those classic decor revivals that will always be “in”. Particularly the ones that look like bespoke antique hand-painted scenic landscapes.
So I sifted through hundreds, maybe even thousands, to round up a bunch of my favorite scenic wall mural wallpaper that look like antique custom mural work.
And the best part is many are peel and stick, so if one day you decide you want to change the look, there’s zero long-term commitment.
Scenic Wall Mural Wallpaper
Which one is your favorite? I have a few in the “top 3” pile, but it’s proving so hard to find the official winner.
I am wondering if you were ever able to find the original mural that you found on Instagram.
The blues and greens are stunning with the chunky white woodwork and dark oak floors!
Yes! Thank you, Kathy. Here’s the link to the mural: https://rstyle.me/+9qKBOyrUNnTLDLwUBEF9sQ
Where can I get the landscape mural in blue and green you show on your blog Scenic Wallpaper?
The links are shared in a carousel under the title “scenic wall murals”
Found this page while doing an image search for murals. Wow, that last photo with the dark teal velvet dining chairs is stunning! I love everything about that room. The other commenter’s point about not being able to put much on the walls is important. I highly recommend doing mock ups of the walls, and don’t forget the furnishings. I wanted to use a mural in a bedroom I converted into an office but windows and doors and a tall armoire made it pointless, there was no way I could position the mural to allow substantial portions of the graphic to be visible. So I’ve gone with a regular wallpaper in a toile pattern to give it an aged look. With a repeated pattern wallpaper it’s actually best to have stuff on the walls, window and door openings, and furniture to make the repeat less noticeable.
Yes, Sandra. Thank you for your well written thought. This is great to remember.
Such a great idea, I love your space, I’d love to buy the clouds behind the white sofa, do you have a source for that one.
Hi! I am happy you enjoy that one. Each picture has a link underneath it. The source is included there.