Dining Room Murals

Is a mural a good idea in a dining room?

Yes. You spend time seated facing the walls, so a scenic mural gives guests a view to enjoy. A landscape or forest also adds depth, which helps a smaller dining room feel more open.

Which wall should the dining room mural go on?

Pick the wall most people face from the table, often behind a sideboard or at the end of the room. Keep the remaining walls in a plain, complementary colour so the mural remains the star.

Can a mural work in an open-plan dining area?

A mural is a great way to define a dining zone in an open-plan space. Choose colours that link to your lounge and kitchen so the scene feels part of the home rather than a separate room.

Peel & Stick or Traditional for a dining room mural?

Peel & Stick is removable, which suits renters and anyone who likes to change things up. Traditional is pasted to the wall for a permanent finish, a sensible choice where chair backs may knock against it.

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