Dollhouse Wallpaper and Wall Murals

Nurseries, kids’ bedrooms, play corners, and reading nooks. Use the wall seen first from the doorway or the one behind a bed or desk. Avoid walls cut by doors or deep shelves so the scene stays readable.

From toddler years to early teens. Pick softer palettes and simple houses for younger children, then move to finer line drawings and calmer colours as they grow. The look adapts with bedding, art, and lighting.

Soft white, cream, and light wood as a base. Add blush, dusty pink, sage, sky blue, or butter yellow in small accents. For definition, use a touch of charcoal on frames or hardware, and keep large textiles mostly solid.

Keep large textiles solid. Repeat one hue from the print in two accents. Use simple storage and low-profile shelves. Choose light wood or white furniture, add one statement lamp, and leave some blank wall so the scene stays readable.