Mediterranean Wall Murals

Let the unique beauty and exquisite architecture of the islands of Greece and surrounding places transform your walls with this collection of Mediterranean wall murals. In these wallpaper murals, you will find reflections of the the life and architecture in the islands and shores near the Aegean Sea. It is evident from these murals that around here, the elements of nature, fire, earth, air and water played a crucial role in determining not just the way of life but also the architectural details of the houses, buildings, streets and town layout. The murals reflect the way of life in the rocky, hilly islands with indented coastlines found in the Mediterranean region.

The influences of classical and neoclassical architectural styles are distinctly visible in these buildings with high, vaulted ceilings, decorative arches and columns, wood detailing, grand terraces, stone accents, thick walls and small openings. Each architectural element used in these parts of the world was chosen for a reason, whether it was to offer protection from the wind and the cold or to make the most of the abundant natural sunlight.Whether it’s the mural of the vibrant streetside cafe scene in Prague or the vintage collage of stone arches and balustrades, it’s hard to miss the characteristic charm and minimalistic approach of Mediterranean architecture that is known for making the best use of locally available, sustainable, organic materials for construction.

The Mediterranean mural collection transports you to the islands of Santorini, Greece among other places, providing a glimpse into everyday Mediterranean living. If you’re looking to add a tasteful and vibrant wall mural for your home, office or restaurant, choose from the painting of the rose-decked balustrade framing a pristine lake, the stuccoed houses and windmills silhouetted on a hillside at twilight, the mural of the Mediterranean harbor with wooden fishing boats docked in the foreground or one of the other extraordinary Mediterranean wall murals in this collection.