Wall Murals of Trains and Locomotives

From whimsical train wall murals to liven up children’s bedrooms to vintage vistas of antique locomotives, this collection features extraordinary images that are sure to delight and inspire train enthusiasts. Photographs and paintings featured here capture trains whizzing over bridges, through tunnels and picturesque landscapes. With trains and locomotive related elements serving as the highlight, these murals go on to convey depth and interest to any space. Fall colors, natural landscapes, tunnels, bridges, intersecting train tracks and a myriad other elements are featured in these wallpaper murals, making each one of them a distinctive piece of wall art while tying in the underlying rail transportation theme.

The collection includes photographs of rail transport landmarks such as the Grand Central Station, Union Station and Canadian National Tower. The set also features illustrations and computer generated graphics of trains approaching stations, speeding past fields and old locomotives billowing black smoke while journeying through hilly countryside locations. Each mural plays a role in painting the history of locomotives and the evolution of rail transportation in America over the years. Every mural serves as a reflection of the age and destination it represents. The enduring nature of art and aesthetics shines through in these wall murals that transcend limitations of time and geographical location.

These train and transportation wall murals include both classic and modern images, black and white as well as full color photographs. The playful illustrations in this collection are appropriate for children’s rooms, doctor’s offices and indoor educational or play areas. Murals in general offer a creative and relatively easy way to enrich and define spaces. These locomotive wallpaper murals are no exception and are the perfect choice as gifts for train lovers and for offices, homes and lobbies. Watch these spaces come alive as you enrich them with high quality train wall murals.