Purple Wallpaper

Purple wallpaper is a printed wall covering in shades from soft lavender to deep aubergine. It adds quiet colour and depth to any room. The range covers floral, damask, chinoiserie, watercolour, geometric, vintage, and abstract styles, in both pastel and moody options. Each design prints in custom size wall mural format, scaled to the exact width and height of your wall. Pick a peel and stick finish for renters, or a paste the wall mural for a permanent feature wall. Free and fast shipping ships to homes across Sydney and the rest of Australia. Giffywalls makes custom sized peel and stick wallpapers. Each made to measure mural ships for any home or office.

How to Style Purple Wallpaper in Your Home

A soft purple wallpaper warms a bedroom. Deep plum lifts a dining room. Lavender suits a girls room or nursery. Pastel violet works in a sunlit study nook. Dusty mauve adds calm to a lounge room. Aubergine and amethyst give a home office a moody, focused feel.

Pair the print with white skirtings and warm timber floors. Brushed brass or matte black hardware ties the look together. For a coastal Hamptons home, lean on lilac and chalky whites. For a city build in Adelaide, deep purple sits well next to oak veneer. See the pink wallpaper range if you want a softer pastel route instead.

Most rooms only need one feature wall in colour. Keep the other three walls plain. This stops the shade from feeling heavy.

Quick guide to picking the right purple shade for your room

1. Soft lavender suits nurseries, kids rooms, and small bedrooms that need to feel airy.
2. Pastel violet works in study nooks, reading corners, and north facing rooms.
3. Dusty mauve fits modern lounge rooms, sitting rooms, and guest bedrooms.
4. Lilac pairs with coastal Hamptons interiors and powder rooms.
5. Deep plum anchors formal dining rooms, main bedrooms, and entry hallways.
6. Aubergine and eggplant give home offices, libraries, and snug TV rooms a moody feel.
7. Amethyst lifts art deco powder rooms and dressing areas.

Lavender, Lilac, Plum and Mauve Wall Mural Picks

Light shades like lavender and pale violet open up small bedrooms. They bounce daylight back and keep the space airy. Use them in a kids room, girls bedroom, or a north facing nursery in Perth.

Deep plum, eggplant, and dark purple work best on a single accent wall. They suit big lounge rooms, formal dining areas, and study spaces. Try them with cream linen, soft gold accents, and rattan or cane furniture.

Mauve and dusty violet sit between the two. They give a softer modern feel without going too pastel. These tones pair well with grey sofas. Silver lamps and green indoor plants lift them further. A bright violet adds energy to a kids room or play corner. For more design ideas, read our guide to trendy purple wallpaper ideas.

Modern furniture lifts pastel purples best. Mid century walnut and light oak sit well next to lavender. Heavier dark timbers like jarrah suit deeper plum tones. Avoid pale violet next to high gloss white furniture. The shade can wash out under sharp light.

Peel and Stick Purple Wallpaper for Renters in Australia

A removable purple wall mural is a renter friendly way to add bold colour. The peel and stick option uses a self adhesive backing. It applies dry and lifts off cleanly. No residue is left on most painted walls. Tenants in Melbourne and Sydney rentals can refresh a room without losing a bond.

For owners, the paste the wall option gives a longer hold finish. Both are washable with a damp cloth. Both are temporary or permanent based on what you pick.

The custom size and customisable service means no waste or off cuts. You give us the wall width and height, and we print to your measurements.

Installing this print takes very little planning. Before you order, measure the wall twice in both width and height. Note any window or door cut outs. The print arrives in panels labelled left to right. Hang each panel from the top down, smoothing as you go. Most rooms take one to two hours for a single feature wall.

Floral, Damask, Chinoiserie and Botanical Print Ideas

Floral purple wallpaper suits a girls bedroom, a soft main suite, or a guest room. Peony, lotus, and watercolour blooms read well as a bedroom mural.

Damask and chinoiserie patterns work in a formal dining room or an older home in Canberra. They give a layered, rich look without looking dated.

Botanical and leaf prints in purple and green bring an indoor garden feel. Use them in a sunroom or behind the bed. Geometric, stripe, and abstract styles suit a modern home office or a hallway feature wall.

For a Queenslander or Federation era home, try a vintage toile in deep aubergine. For a sleek apartment, go geometric or art deco.

Care, Light, and Living Room Styling Tips

Purple holds its colour best in rooms with steady, filtered light. Strong direct sun can soften darker shades over many years. South facing rooms in Australia keep the print rich year round.

Wipe gently with a soft damp cloth to remove dust or marks. Avoid harsh sprays on the printed surface. The textured paper finish hides minor wall flaws.

A feature wall behind a grey sofa adds depth to a living room space. Behind the bed, it makes the room feel calm and wrapped. For a kitchen splashback or bathroom area, pick a moisture rated mural style.

Cushions, throws, and table lamps make the easiest seasonal refresh. Swap warm cream tones in winter for crisp white in summer. Add a leafy houseplant near the wall to soften the shade. Mirrors opposite a feature wall double the depth of the print.

Pairing With Grey, Gold, Silver, Green and White Tones

Purple and grey is the safest modern combo. Charcoal sofas, oat coloured rugs, and white trim let the wall do the work. Add gold or brass lamps for warmth.

Purple and gold gives an art deco edge. It suits a glam main bedroom or a small powder room.

Purple and silver reads cool and contemporary. Use it in a city build or modern home office.

Purple and green feels botanical and fresh. Olive cushions and sage throws sit well against lilac or lavender walls. Pair with a floral wallpaper choice for a layered look.

Warm purples lean toward red and pink. Mauve, plum, and aubergine fall into this group. They suit warm metals like brass and copper. Cool purples lean toward blue. Lavender, lilac, and amethyst fit here. They pair best with silver, chrome, and pale grey timber.

Purple and white reads as clean and Scandinavian. It works in nurseries, kids rooms, and small bathrooms in Brisbane or Gold Coast homes where light needs to bounce.

Bringing Purple Wallpaper Ideas Together 

The full range covers every shade from pastel lavender to deep aubergine, across floral, damask, geometric, and watercolour styles. Each mural is custom printed to your wall and suits both rented and owned homes. We have shipped to homes in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide. Our printers handle every order to your wall size.