Frequently asked questions

Common Questions

Yes! Wallpaper is experiencing a huge resurgence in popularity. Modern designs, materials, and printing techniques have made it more versatile and easier to use than ever.

It depends on the look you want to achieve. An feature wall can create a focal point, while wallpapering all walls can make a bold statement.

Yes our wallpapers can be wiped down with a clean damp cloth.

Peel and Stick wallpaper is preferred for bathrooms and kitchens due to its water-resistant qualities that are essential in the humid environment.

Absolutely! Light colors and small patterns can make a room feel larger. Darker colors and large-scale designs add coziness to a spacious area.

With proper care, high-quality wallpaper can last 10-15 years or more! Factors like sunlight exposure and humidity can impact its lifespan.

You can, but prep is key! For lightly textured walls, use a liner paper to smooth things out. Heavily textured walls might need sanding or skim coating for best results.

While tempting, wallpapering over old layers is risky. You could end up with an uneven finish, poor adhesion, and a removal nightmare later. Bite the bullet and strip the old stuff first.

Measuring & Ordering

Rounding up ensures you have enough wallpaper for trimming and pattern matching. This extra margin is crucial for a professional-looking finish and accommodating any adjustments needed during installation.

Measure the full dimensions of the room, including the space where windows, doors, and closets are located. Not subtracting these areas prevents complications in your wallpaper calculation and aids in seamless pattern matching.

Yes, it's advisable to order an extra roll. Having additional wallpaper ensures that all the rolls come from the same batch, which guarantees a consistent color match and covers unexpected needs or mistakes.

Include the space occupied by windows and doors in your wall measurements, unless they cover a significant portion of the wall. This simplifies your calculations and ensures you don't fall short of wallpaper, as omitting these areas often leads to underestimating the required material.

For detailed information on wallpaper types, please visit our Wallpaper Guides in the main menu, which also includes a comprehensive FAQ section.

Peel & Stick Wallpaper

Peel and stick wallpaper is a self-adhesive wall covering that can be easily applied, repositioned, and removed without damaging the wall surface.

Absolutely. Peel and stick wallpaper is designed for easy removal, often leaving no residue behind and not damaging the paint or wall.

Peel and stick wallpaper is preferred for bathrooms over non pasted varieties because it's easier to apply, adjust, and remove, and it often features water-resistant qualities that are essential in the humid bathroom environment.

While peel and stick wallpaper can be repositioned during the installation process, its reusability can be limited by factors like the condition of the adhesive and the type of surface it was applied to.

It depends. Peel and stick wallpaper adheres best to smooth, clean surfaces. While it can stick to lightly textured walls, it might not adhere as well to heavily textured surfaces. Non-pasted wallpaper is a preferred option for uneven surfaces.

Walls should be clean, dry, and smooth. Repair any holes or blemishes and remove any dust or grease for optimal adhesion.

It's not recommended, as the adhesive may not stick well to the old wallpaper's surface, leading to peeling and other issues.

Yes, most peel and stick wallpapers are quite durable and can last several years if applied correctly and maintained.

You can gently wipe it down with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh cleaners or scrubbing too vigorously to prevent damage.

For detailed information on wallpaper types, please visit our Wallpaper Guides in the main menu, which also includes a comprehensive FAQ section.

Non Pasted Wallpaper

Non pasted wallpaper is a type of wallcovering that comes without a pre-applied adhesive. You must apply paste to either the wallpaper or the wall before hanging it.

Installing non pasted wallpaper can be more challenging than peel-and-stick varieties, requiring more precision and preparation, but it allows for stronger adhesion and a more durable finish.

"Booking" each wallpaper strip before wall application is crucial. This process involves folding the paper, adhesive side to adhesive side, and then softly rolling it without creasing. Let it rest for 5-7 minutes in this state.

The significance of booking lies in its ability to let the paper completely soak up the adhesive prior to application. This resting period allows the strip to expand to its ultimate dimensions, ensuring it hangs correctly without shrinking or showing seams after drying

The quality of our wallpapers necessitates aligning them at eye level to ensure any minor pattern discrepancies are less noticeable, typically occurring at the top or bottom of the wall. Our hand screen-printed papers may present a pattern match tolerance of up to 1/8" at the seams. While we strive for greater precision, such a margin is to be expected with screen-printed designs.

We suggest opting for our Peel and Stick wallpaper, which is splash-resistant and meant for installation in the bathroom.

Given proper care, your non pasted wallpaper can remain vibrant and intact for over a decade.

Removal typically involves wetting the wallpaper to loosen the adhesive and then carefully scraping it off. The process can be more labor-intensive than removing peel-and-stick wallpaper.

Repositioning non pasted wallpaper is difficult once the paste has set. It's important to position it correctly the first time.

It's not recommended, as the adhesion may be compromised. Ideally, remove existing wallpaper and prepare the wall surface for best results.

For detailed information on wallpaper types, please visit our Wallpaper Guides in the main menu, which also includes a comprehensive FAQ section.

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