Navy Mughal Night Garden Wallpaper

This navy Mughal wallpaper is a garden after dark. Carved ivory arches and star-shaped lattice frame panel after panel of midnight blue, and inside each one sits a piece of the night garden.

What makes a navy Mughal wallpaper different

Mughal miniature painting often set its gardens at night, with a gold moon, pale flowers that show in the dark and birds asleep on the branches.

That is the mood here. The same architecture as a daylight garden design, but the palette is inverted: ivory and gold on midnight blue instead of green.

What you will find in the pattern

Peacocks rest on flowering branches, kingfishers and small songbirds perch in the arches, and magenta lilies, white narcissus, jasmine, marigolds and cherry blossom grow beneath slender cypress trees.

A gold full moon or crescent hangs in the deepest panels, while luna moths, dragonflies and fireflies glimmer between the arches.

Where this navy Mughal wallpaper works best

It suits a bedroom wall behind the headboard, a dining room, an entryway or a study, and it looks its best by lamplight when the cream lattice stands out against the dark.

A small powder room papered on all four walls becomes a jewel box, and a stairwell gains a mood you notice every time you pass.

North-facing rooms with little daylight suit it, because the design does not depend on sunshine to look good.

Colours and scale

The palette of this navy mughal wallpaper is midnight navy with ivory, gold, magenta and green, which sits comfortably beside brass, plum, sage and warm wood.

The lattice is drawn at a large, symmetrical scale, so the wall stays orderly even though there is a great deal happening inside each arch.

Hold a sample on the wall before ordering and look at it in the evening as well as by day. Dark grounds change more between daylight and lamplight than pale ones, and this one is designed for the evening.

Peel and stick and traditional print identical colours, so the decision is only about how long the wallpaper stays up. Peel and stick comes away cleanly when you want a change; traditional paper suits a wall you will keep for years.

How to style it

Styling a navy mughal wallpaper is mostly about restraint. Pair it with warm wood, brass, cream linen and sage, plum or gold accents, and choose warm bulbs rather than cool white ones.

Keep the rest of the room simple: plain textiles let the arches read clearly.

Peel & Stick

Our Peel & Stick wallpaper is printed on a 340 g/m² heavyweight polyester textile with a built-in self-adhesive backing — no paste, no mess. It goes up easily, repositions without damage, and comes down cleanly whenever you’re ready for a change. PVC-free, B1/M1 fire rated, and safe for nurseries. Perfect for renters, first-time installers, or anyone who loves refreshing their space without long-term commitment.

Traditional

Our Premium Traditional wallpaper is printed on a 175 g/m² non-woven paper with a semi-glossy finish, applied with standard wallpaper paste directly to the wall. The result is a seamless, professionally installed look built to last 10+ years. PVC-free and B1 fire rated. Ideal for permanent installations, high-traffic areas, and anyone looking for a refined, long-term result.

Sizes, samples and installation

Every design is printed to order in 24-inch-wide panels, in heights from 76 to 124 inches, and ships in 2–5 business days with free shipping to the US and EU.

Not sure how many panels of this navy mughal wallpaper you need? Our measuring guide walks you through it, and our material comparison guide explains peel and stick versus traditional.

Colour on screen is never exact, so before papering a whole wall we recommend ordering a sample of this navy mughal wallpaper: choose the 7×7″ or 24×24″ sample in the Size menu above.

More designs like this

For the daylight version in emerald green, see our Green Mughal Garden wallpaper, or browse the Dark & Moody collection.