Bird wallpaper brings movement and a touch of the natural world to a room, from serene cranes to characterful peacocks. Whether you want a calm, sophisticated backdrop or a lively feature wall, this is one of the most characterful ways to decorate. Every design is made to measure and printed to order.

Bird wallpaper for every mood

Bird prints range from quiet to bold. Delicate songbirds and heritage, chinoiserie style scenes create a calm, elegant backdrop for a bedroom or living room, while a peacock or flamingo makes a confident statement in a hallway or powder room.

Our collection reflects that range, with crane, swan and hummingbird designs, two peacock prints including a peacock feather, a midnight garden bird design, plus green, blue and parrot birds and a pink flamingo. It moves from soft and heritage to playful and tropical. For flowers and foliage to sit alongside the birds, browse our floral wallpaper and leaf wallpaper collections.

Styling bird wallpaper at home

Bird wallpaper works best when the rest of the room stays calm and lets the design lead. A heritage songbird print sits well with painted panelling and antique furniture, while a bold peacock or flamingo suits a simpler, modern room as a single feature wall. Every design is made to order and cut into numbered strips that hang in sequence, so even a detailed pattern lines up cleanly.

Frequently asked questions

What rooms suit bird wallpaper?

Calm songbird and chinoiserie designs suit bedrooms and living rooms, while a bold peacock or flamingo makes a great feature in a hallway or powder room.

What is chinoiserie bird wallpaper?

Chinoiserie bird wallpaper is a heritage style featuring birds among branches and blossom, inspired by East Asian art. It gives a room an elegant, timeless feel.

Is bird wallpaper still in style?

Yes. Scenic nature and bird motifs remain popular in both heritage prints and murals, so bird designs stay a characterful, timeless choice.

What colour bird wallpaper suits a small room?

Lighter grounds keep a small room feeling open, while a single detailed feature wall adds interest without overwhelming the space.