CHOOSE YOUR WALLPAPER

Evaluate your project under these factors:

  1. Location
  2. Life Span
  3. Installer
  4. Surface

1- Location:

Nursery

For DIY projects we recommend a removable wallpaper type. Peel and Sticks are preferred by many but we recommend a traditional type if ...

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Interior Decor

Peel and Stick wallpapers are becoming an absolute favorite for easier home refresh projects.

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Bathrooms

Avoid using peel and stick wallappers in shower areas and be mindful of a few recommendations we have for you….

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ceilings

We do not recommend removable peel and stick wallpapers on ceilings and let me explain to you why…

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commercial

Commercial locations are high traffic areas, avoid removable peel and stick for your commercial space...

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RV

Wallpapering RVs is trendy and tricky at the same time, subject to drastic temperature fluctuation, we do not recommend peel and stick when...

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2- wallpaper life span:

Removable

Fun fact: all our wallpapers are “removalbe” in one way or another….

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Permanent 

Another fun fact: our "removable" wallpapers can stay forever, and our "permanent" wallpapers can be removed

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3- Installer

Talk to the installer about the wallpaper before purchase. Ask for experience. Discuss Material options.

Many professionals won’t touch peel and stick wallpapers. For them we offer traditional papers.

It’s a great idea to ask before buying!

4- SURFACE CONDITION

SMOOTH WALLS

Smooth walls are optimal surfaces for any type of wallpaper.

Textured Walls

Walls are textured to avoid finishing them. It's normal to find deformations like raised or depressed areas. Textures themselves have different deformation rates. This can cause panel misalignment.

Textured walls are not technically adequate for wallpapers.

What to do then?...