Named after a ski resort village in western Austria’s Paznaun Valley, Ischgl sees a host of athletic skiers swoop across this wallpaper, which is simple in its execution yet bursting with energy. With the wind in their faces, they swish, turn, and glide, leaping and jumping down the snow-capped mountain.

Such a cute wallpaper! We get a lot of compliments of guests!. Terri-leigh. US. Wed Jan 28 2026

In the upper Paznaun valley in the Austrian state of Tyrol lies galtür, a picturesque village where mountain life is at the very heart of its culture. Inspired by the authentic local lifestyle, galtür of Tyrol takes that alpine landscape along with traditional architecture and characterful deer and goats to create a delicate whimsy wallpaper that’s almost map-like in its execution.

This pretty paper takes traditional French toile de jouy, first popular in the late 18th century, and reinterprets it for the present day with a Tyrolean twist. A typical mountainside pastoral scene showing intricate mountains, forests, farmers, and cows all rendered in a soft

Named after the Austrian winter sports resort, Alpbach wallpaper features a collection of vintage-style coats of arms dotted across a smart, plaid background. Among the classic motifs are the Tyrolean red eagle, which dates from the Middle Ages, as well as a host of other symbols including pretty alpine flowers, handsome traditional architecture, and of course a speeding downhill skier.

Inspired by Japanese watercolor artworks, this wallpaper design was originally painted in watery inks to capture the diffused mist that hangs over ancient forests. The conifer forest fades in and out across the design with twisting colors of dappled light. Ideal for statement walls.

Absolutely beautiful wallpaper. Excellent quality and easy to install, just paint the wall with paste. The pattern is very forgiving and the paper resists bubbling. Love it!. Sheri. Alta Loma, CA. Mon Apr 13 2026

On a mesh of fibrous rope against a ground of traditional plaid hangs an incredible collection of sporting equipment. This is vintage skiing, a humorous design that features a hotchpotch of traditional skis, snowshoes, and antique poles all crafted from rich woods, webbing, and hide.