Luxury Murals, Crafted in India
Mughal miniatures. French chinoiserie. English botanicals. One wall.
Museum-quality wallpaper murals printed on the same premium European media used by Parisian ateliers — from a studio in India, at a price that makes luxury livable.
Murals from ₹18,000 per wall · Patterns from ₹1,200 per roll
The Collections
Each collection draws from a different decorative tradition — united by craft
After the tradition of Canton, via Paris and London
A moonlit garden where pheasants perch among magnolia and wisteria. Hand-painted in spirit, printed with archival precision on silk-touch non-woven media. Six ground colours — from emerald to saffron to powder blue.
From ₹24,000 per wall
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The Victorian greenhouse, reimagined in darkness
Deep, atmospheric gardens where luminous flowers emerge from near-black grounds. The drama of a moonlit conservatory — orchids, ferns, and wild roses suspended in botanical twilight.
From ₹18,000 per wall
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From the backwaters of Kerala to the Cornish coast
Panoramic scenes that dissolve your walls into distant horizons. Malabar mornings, English woodlands, Highland glens — painted landscapes that wrap a room in the quiet drama of place.
From ₹20,000 per wall
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The opulence of the Mughal court meets Qing dynasty gardens
Bold, saturated grounds — saffron, coral, gold — alive with exotic birds and flowering branches. Where Indian colour sensibility meets Chinese decorative tradition, creating something neither culture made alone.
From ₹26,000 per wall
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Mughal miniatures · Rajasthani frescoes · Kalamkari textiles
For centuries, Indian artisans painted walls that told stories — the Shekhawati havelis of Rajasthan, the palace frescoes of Bundi, the temple murals of Thanjavur. Every surface was a canvas. Every room was a narrative.
We inherit this instinct: that walls should speak, not just stand.
French chinoiserie · William Morris · Zuber panoramiques
In 1797, Jean Zuber began printing scenic wallpapers in Rixheim. In 1860, William Morris revived hand-printed patterns in London. In 1929, the de Gournay atelier opened in Pimlico. A line of craft that turned European walls into art.
We continue this lineage: that luxury lives on the wall.
"What Zuber did with woodblocks in 1797, we do with latex ink in 2026. What Mughal miniaturists painted on palace walls, we print on yours."
— The House of Murals Studio
Beyond Murals
Repeating wallpapers drawn from historical pattern traditions
After William Morris, 1883
Indian Heritage
European Tradition
1920s Revival
The Craft
Our HP Latex 630W wide-format printer uses eco-solvent inks that are odourless, archival, and produce colour depth indistinguishable from hand-applied pigment. The media — premium non-woven, silk-touch, and grasscloth texture — is sourced from the same European manufacturers that supply the Parisian ateliers.
What changes is the geography, not the quality.
Gold Paradise, printed on silk-touch non-woven · Detail at 1:1
Premium non-woven, silk-touch, grasscloth texture. European-sourced, 150–180 gsm.
HP Latex eco-solvent. Odourless, archival, scratch-resistant. Safe for nurseries.
Paste-the-wall method. Numbered panels, 2cm overlap allowance. DIY-friendly.
Every mural printed to your exact wall dimensions. No trimming, no waste, no guesswork.
Room Inspiration
How It Works
Browse collections or describe your vision. Every mural is available in multiple ground colours.
Enter your wall dimensions. We calculate panels, layout, and pricing — to the exact centimetre.
Your mural is printed on your chosen media — non-woven, silk-touch, or grasscloth texture.
Paste-the-wall method. Numbered panels, alignment marks. Professional installation available across India.
Commission
A mural designed for your space alone
Share your wall dimensions, your references, your vision. We design a mural that exists nowhere else — printed to your exact specifications, shipped to your door.
"We specified House of Murals for a client's dining room in Defence Colony. The chinoiserie panels arrived perfectly sized, the colour matched the silk curtains exactly. Our client thought they were hand-painted."Priya Mehta, Interior Designer, New Delhi
"The grasscloth texture is extraordinary — it has the tactile quality of a ₹2 lakh imported paper at a fraction of the cost. We've used them in three hotel projects now."Arjun Kapoor, Principal Architect, Studio AK, Mumbai
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