Weather

Frequently asked questions about weather photomurals

How does a photo wallpaper with a weather motif affect the mood of a room?

Weather motifs can have a strong influence on the effect of a room. A sunny sky brings space and light into the room, while a wallpaper with atmospheric clouds creates a cosy ambience. Thunderclouds or rain scenes convey calm and relaxation, but are also suitable for creating contrasts in rooms with a modern design. The choice of motif often depends on the desired room atmosphere.

How do I combine weather photo wallpapers with my furnishings?

When combining with furniture and accessories, the rule is: less is more. A striking weather photo wallpaper works best when combined with simple furnishings. Colours from the photo wallpaper motif can be picked up in cushions, carpets or curtains. Natural materials such as wood or linen harmonise particularly well with weather motifs and create a harmonious overall look.

What should be considered when applying weather photo wallpaper?

It is advisable to carefully prepare the wall and remove any unevenness before applying the wallpaper. Today, photo wallpapers are usually supplied in panels and can be applied with paste or as a self-adhesive version. It is best to work in pairs to avoid unsightly air bubbles. Precise cutting and alignment of the motif are important to ensure that the weather picture has its full effect later on. For rented flats, it is worth looking out for variants that can be removed without leaving any residue.

What materials and sizes are available?

Wall murals with weather motifs are available in non-woven, paper or self-adhesive film. Non-woven wallpapers are particularly robust and easy to apply. The sizes range from individual panels that serve as accents to large panoramic motifs that transform an entire wall. Wallpapers with light or airy weather images are suitable for small rooms as they make the room appear larger.