LondonArt Warner Bros wallpaper collection

Warner Bros wallpaper from LondonArt gathers four film worlds into one collection: Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, the DC Universe and Looney Tunes. It runs to well over a hundred designs, and they were never meant to look alike. What holds them together is the graphic treatment LondonArt gives each image and the print detail behind it, which keeps a scene cinematic instead of flattening it into a poster.

Choosing between the four themes in the collection

LondonArt created this collection with Warner Bros, and each of the four strands pulls a room in a different direction. The Harry Potter designs are numbered in a continuous run, so you can set one beside the next and compare them properly before you commit. Start from the mood you want the room to hold rather than the film you like most, because the two are not always the same wall. Judge every candidate at full size instead of as a thumbnail: a drawing that charms on a phone can take over a wall at 8 ft (2.44 m). The wider LondonArt wallpaper range shows the same printing approach on other subjects, which is useful if you want the treatment without the film reference.

Where Warner Bros wallpaper works in an American home

A film design does not have to end up in a kids' room. A media room or a finished basement carries a large, detailed wall well, because the light there is low and under your control. A stair wall gives you height, which suits any design built as one tall image. For a child's bedroom we usually suggest the headboard wall only, leaving the other three calm, so the room outlives the phase it was decorated for. Parents wanting more in that direction can browse kids' room wallpaper alongside the film designs shown here.

Matching a design to the colors already in the room

Start from the color the room already carries, not from the character you like most. Once two or three designs are on the shortlist, judge them on what they actually put on the wall. One that reads dark belongs in the same conversation as black wallpaper and wants warm light nearby. One carrying many colors at once behaves like multicolor wallpaper and asks for quiet flooring around it. Drawn line work rather than photography sits close to graphic wallpaper, and anything that runs as a single image across the wall instead of repeating should be treated like panoramic wallpaper: measured first, ordered second. Order samples of two candidates and tape them up for a weekend, because screen color and wall color rarely agree.

Ordering these designs from a European specialist

We sell the European assortment rather than a separate US range, so every design listed here is the one our European clients order. Shipping is from the Netherlands and duties and taxes are included in the price shown. Send us the wall in inches, we convert it and check the design against it before anything is cut, because on an image that does not repeat, where the joins fall is not a detail you want to discover afterwards. If none of the four themes suits the room, our custom murals cover the same wall with a different subject.