The best wallpaper for a girls bedroom depends on her age and the look you want to achieve. For nurseries and toddler rooms, soft florals and pastel patterns in blush, lilac, or sage create a calm, nurturing space. For older girls (ages 5-12), bolder prints like preppy hearts, rainbows, or animal motifs tend to be popular. Teen girls often prefer more sophisticated options like abstract botanicals or muted colour palettes. All Olive et Oriel wallpapers are printed in-house on the NSW Central Coast using Greenguard GOLD certified, low-VOC inks, so they are safe for bedrooms where children sleep. Our kids bedroom wallpaper guide covers age-appropriate design ideas in detail.

Yes. Peel and stick wallpaper is one of the safest options for a girls room because it uses a pressure-sensitive adhesive that contains no harmful solvents or VOCs. Our peel and stick wallpapers are printed with Greenguard GOLD certified inks, which meet strict indoor air quality standards for schools and healthcare facilities. They are also easy to remove without damaging walls, making them ideal for rental properties or rooms you plan to update as your child grows. You can read more about our materials and safety standards on our peel and stick wallpaper guide.

Measure the height and width of each wall you want to cover, in centimetres. Multiply height by width to get the area per wall, then add all walls together. Add 10% extra for pattern matching and trimming. For our peel and stick rolls, each roll covers approximately 4.5 square metres (the standard roll is 48cm wide x 750cm long). For paste-the-wall rolls, coverage is approximately 5.3 square metres per roll (53cm wide x 1000cm long). If your walls have windows or doors, subtract those areas. Our wallpaper measuring guide has step-by-step instructions with diagrams to make this straightforward.

Soft, muted tones tend to work best in nurseries because they promote calm and rest. Blush pink, dusty rose, sage green, soft lilac, and warm neutrals are consistently popular. These tones pair well with white or light timber furniture and create a room that feels inviting without being overstimulating. If you prefer something bolder, consider using a feature wall in a stronger colour or pattern and keeping the remaining walls neutral. Our nursery wallpaper guide covers colour selection, pattern scale, and how to future-proof a nursery design so it transitions to a toddler room easily.

A single feature wall is actually the most common way customers use girls wallpaper. It creates a focal point behind the bed or cot without overwhelming a small room. For a standard feature wall (approximately 2.4m high x 3m wide), you would typically need 2 peel and stick rolls or 2 paste-the-wall rolls. Feature walls also let you choose a bolder pattern or colour that might be too intense on all four walls. Check our feature wall ideas guide for layout inspiration and tips on choosing the right wall.

With proper installation, our wallpapers last 10+ years without fading, peeling, or yellowing. We use UV-resistant, fade-proof inks and premium substrates designed for longevity. Peel and stick wallpaper can be gently wiped clean with a damp cloth. Paste-the-wall wallpaper is even more durable and can handle light scrubbing. Many parents choose peel and stick for nurseries and young kids rooms specifically because it is easy to replace as tastes change, but durability is not the reason. The wallpaper itself will outlast most design preferences. For care tips, see our wallpaper information page.

Peel and stick wallpaper has a self-adhesive backing that you apply directly to the wall, no paste or water needed. It is repositionable during installation and removable later without wall damage, which makes it popular for rentals and rooms that get updated often. Paste-the-wall wallpaper uses a traditional adhesive (you paste the wall, not the paper) and creates a slightly more permanent, smooth finish. It is better suited to textured walls and high-humidity areas like bathrooms. Both types are printed on the same high-quality substrates with the same inks. The choice comes down to whether you want easy removability or a more permanent finish. Our wallpaper comparison guide breaks down the pros and cons of each type.

Yes, and they are some of our best sellers. Teen girls tend to gravitate toward more grown-up patterns: abstract botanicals, moody florals, soft geometrics, and textured linen-look finishes. Colour palettes shift from bright pinks toward dusty rose, terracotta, sage, and monochrome. Many teens also like the idea of a removable accent wall they can change when they want a refresh. Our teen-specific wallpaper range covers these styles, and we offer free colour customisation if a design is almost right but not quite. Browse our teen girls bedroom wallpaper guide for curated recommendations.

Our girls wallpaper starts from $4.99 per sample swatch. Full peel and stick rolls start from $69 AUD and paste-the-wall rolls from $89 AUD. A typical girls bedroom feature wall (one wall, approximately 2.4m x 3m) costs between $138 and $178 depending on the wallpaper type. Full-room installations for a standard bedroom (four walls) generally range from $276 to $356. Custom murals are quoted individually based on wall dimensions. All prices include GST and we offer free shipping Australia-wide on orders over $149. See our shipping information for delivery timeframes.

Yes. We strongly recommend ordering samples before committing to a full order. Samples cost $4.99 each and are A4 size, printed on the same material with the same inks as the full rolls. This lets you check the colour, texture, and scale of the pattern in your daughter's actual room, under her room's lighting. Samples ship within 1-2 business days from our Central Coast NSW facility. You can order samples directly from any wallpaper product page. For more details on our sample program, visit our sample program guide.

Yes. We ship to Australia, the USA, the UK, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, and most other countries worldwide. Australian orders over $149 receive free standard shipping (3-7 business days). International shipping starts from $14.95 AUD with duties and taxes calculated at checkout for most destinations. Express shipping is available for Australian orders. All wallpaper is printed to order at our facility on the NSW Central Coast and dispatched within 3-5 business days. Check our shipping information page for country-specific delivery estimates.

Yes, and it is a free service. If you love a pattern but want to adjust the background colour, swap a pink for a lilac, or change the scale of the repeat, our design team can do that at no extra charge. Custom wall murals are also available and are sized to your exact wall dimensions. Turnaround for custom colour adjustments is typically 2-3 business days for a digital proof, and printing follows once you approve. Visit our custom wallpaper guide for the full process and examples of past customisations.

Peel and stick wallpaper is the clear choice for rentals. It adheres firmly while in place but removes cleanly without leaving residue or damaging paint, which means you get your bond back. We have had thousands of customers successfully use our peel and stick wallpaper in rental properties across Australia, the USA, and the UK. For best results, make sure the wall is clean, smooth, and dry before application. Freshly painted walls should cure for at least 4 weeks before applying. Our renter-friendly wallpaper guide covers preparation, application, and removal tips specific to rental situations.

Both our wallpaper types are designed for DIY installation. Peel and stick wallpaper is the easiest: peel the backing, align to the wall starting from the top, and smooth downward with a squeegee or credit card to remove air bubbles. It is repositionable, so you can lift and reapply if the alignment is off. Paste-the-wall wallpaper requires applying paste to the wall with a roller, then hanging each strip. A typical feature wall takes 1-2 hours. Full room installation takes 3-4 hours. You will need a sharp utility knife, a level, a measuring tape, and a smoothing tool. Our wallpaper installation guide has step-by-step video instructions for both types.