Italy Wall Murals

The Gondolier Wall Mural

Venice Grand Canal Wall Mural

Landscape View Of Tuscany, Italy During Sunrise Wall Mural

An underground cavern filled with wine casks. The low lighting and the textured stonework gives this mural the appearance of being in the basement of some ancient castle!

Shining from the top right corner, the sun illuminates this coastal scene from the island of Capri. Mixed in the sea are rocks, small boats, and swimmers in equal measure.

Autumn Landscape Wall Mural

Beautiful Colorful Cityscape Wall Mural

View the gorgeous scene in front of you from the classic, chic brick walkway. Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy, and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country with its beautiful color and Alpine geography.

Trees On A Landscape, Val D'Orcia, Siena Province, Tuscany, Italy Wall Mural

With the rolling hills, the vineyard, and the olive orchard, this sunrise is just what we think of when we think "Italy!" You can feel the serenity and the stillness emanating from this image! Take yourself on your very own Italian getaway or spa weekend by placing this in your bedroom or living room!

As you walk in the bright pink flower garden on Cavoli Beach, you'll come to this gorgeous overlook of the water! One of the most popular beaches in Elba for good reason due to its clear water and hidden nature due to the hills on either side of the beach!

Limides Wall Mural

Taking nearly six centuries to complete, the Milan Cathedral is the largest church in all of Italy! Taken from the Piazza del Duomo, an open space in the heart of Milan, this mural captures the whole church in all its beauty.

The first national park in Italy—Cinque Terre is a collection of five towns which are integrated with the geography of the coast. Colorful buildings, like the one shown in this mural, along with the natural landscape of the area, are the draws for Cinque Terre.

View From The Balcony On The Coast Of Italy With White Curtains, Lanterns And A Beautiful Garden Digital Fresco Wallpaper Wall Mural

Tuscan villages are full of charming scenes like this—worn brick, climbing ivy, hanging plants, cobblestone streets. This mural puts you in the perspective of someone walking down the street, peeking out of the alley.

Monte Etna Wall Mural

Multicolored flowers bloom and provide splashes of color, contrasting with the grey stone in this Italian walkway. The street extends into the distance, which would help this mural add some depth to your wall.

View Of Positano Village Along Amalfi Coast In Italy At Sunset Wall Mural

Sicilian Port Of Castellammare Del Golfo, Amazing Coastal Village Of Sicily Island, Province Of Trapani, Italy Wall Mural

A small orange cat paces down the warm, open streets of Alberobello. Alberobello is a town in the Apulia region of Italy, famous for its widespread trullo architecture—the inviting appearance of these unique buildings would evoke joy in your space as a mural!

Charming photo of the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy. A red skyline illuminates the architecture below as the evening hues merge into a night sky. Photography by Karen McDonald.

Florence is one of the most iconic cities in Europe, a cultural center that was the home of the Renaissance. The skyline depicted in this mural reflects that—the Florence Cathedral and the bell tower reflect Renaissance innovations.

Tres Luces No Tan Perdidas Wall Mural

Extend your wall with this depth-defying Roman street mural. The muted tones and classic brickwork will bring in a chic air to your space—try in black and white!

Scilla is a beautiful coastal town in southern Italy; this mural highlights the colorful, coastal nature of the town. Importantly, the Scilla Lighthouse sits atop the hill, guiding ships into the Strait of Messina.

Vernazza is one of the famed five cities in Cinque Terre National Park. Like the rest of the five cities, Vernazza has colorful buildings built into the side of the hill and an aquatic culture. A great mural for travelers!

The Retrone River is a small, 10-mile river which snakes its way through the city of Vicenza. Vicenza is one of the country's hidden gems for tourists—a smaller city with lots of culture and history!

The gray country road snakes through the Tuscany landscape, with decorative pine trees marking the edges of the road. In the background, a villa sprawls over the ground, a quintessentially Italian scene.

The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a major icon of the city of Milan. Built in the late 19th century, the glass-heavy construction at the time was extremely novel. This mural is great for adding a little class to a room!