Bird Wallpaper

Bird wallpaper brings colour, movement and a touch of the garden into your space. Our range features cranes and herons in elegant chinoiserie scenes, flamingos, peacocks, kingfishers, hornbills, parrots and swallows, from fine sketch-style illustrations to lush tropical canopies and vintage botanical prints. Soft chinoiserie birds and blossoms feel refined in a dining room, main bedroom or entrance hall, while bright parrots and flamingos make a cheerful statement in a guest loo, playroom or patio-facing lounge. Moody designs with birds on dark grounds add drama to a study or bar. Large-scale bird murals turn a single wall into a scene, and smaller repeats suit compact spaces. Preview the scale in our room visualiser, then choose Peel & Stick or Traditional. Pair birds with our floral wallpaper, explore animal wall murals, or discover more wildlife in safari wallpaper. Printed to order in Johannesburg.

Frequently Asked Questions ▼

What is chinoiserie bird wallpaper?

Chinoiserie is a European take on Chinese and East Asian decorative art. It typically shows cranes, herons and other birds perched among blossoming branches and flowers, in a soft hand-painted style. It is a classic choice for dining rooms, main bedrooms and entrance halls where you want an elegant look.

Which rooms suit bird wallpaper?

Soft chinoiserie and botanical birds suit dining rooms and bedrooms. Bright flamingos and parrots work well in guest loos, playrooms and kids’ rooms, and peacocks or birds on dark grounds create drama in a study, bar or lounge. Match the size of the birds to the size of the wall.

Can I use bird wallpaper in a bathroom?

Yes. Peel & Stick is a practical choice for a guest loo or bathroom, and a lush tropical bird design makes a small room feel like an escape. Make sure the room is well ventilated and keep the wallpaper away from direct shower spray.

Should I choose a bird mural or repeating wallpaper?

A bird mural is one large image, such as cranes in reeds or a tropical canopy, printed to fit your wall as a single statement. Repeating wallpaper spreads smaller birds in a pattern across any size of wall. Use a mural for one feature wall and a repeat to wrap a room.

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