Advice, Tips & Tricks

When it comes to decorating your home, choosing the right wallpaper can make a big difference. Not only do you want a design that suits your style, but you also want a wallpaper that is easy to install. In this...

Aligning the first wallpaper panel to a guide line guarantees a straight installation. Walls are not always perfectly straight, and relying on them as a reference can result in a crooked appearance.

Preparation is key to ensuring that your peel-and-stick wallpaper stays put for the long haul. In this post, we’ll share essential tips to help you achieve a flawless installation that lasts.

When it comes to large orders—particularly those likely to be installed by a professional—there are important factors to consider before choosing peel and stick over traditional wallpaper.

Imagine browsing through our website, falling in love with a wallpaper, only to find that it looks vastly different when applied to your own walls. Lighting, room dimensions, and even furniture can all influence how a wallpaper pattern appears in your space. A sample allows you to see firsthand how the design interacts with your unique environment, ensuring that what you choose enhances your room's aesthetic rather than detracting from it.

Construction and remodeling generate a significant amount of dust and debris. From sanding walls to cutting wood, these particles can easily adhere to or damage wallpaper. By saving wallpapering for last, you ensure that your wallpaper remains pristine and free from construction-related grime.

One common issue that can arise over time, particularly with traditional wallpaper materials, is the development of seam openings. In this article, we'll explore the causes behind seam openings and provide practical tips to address and prevent this challenge for a long-lasting and flawless wallpaper installation.

Peel and stick wallpapers have emerged as a popular choice for those looking to transform their spaces without the hassle of traditional wallpaper application. While these self-adhesive wallpapers offer numerous advantages for DIY enthusiasts, they fall short of meeting the standards required for professional-grade applications.

What is Panel Overlap in Peel and Stick Wallpaper? Peel and stick wallpaper is a popular choice for homeowners and renters who want to add a touch of style to their living spaces without the commitment of traditional wallpaper. It...

We'll delve into the importance of preparing your walls and why cleaning them with 70% rubbing alcohol is a game-changer for successful wallpaper application.

Why is peel and stick wallpaper so popular? Peel and stick wallpaper has gained immense popularity in recent years due to its convenience and ease of use. It offers a quick and affordable way to transform any space without the...

The lifespan of a traditional wallpaper with quality professional installation is between 15 years Traditional Non Pasted and up to 20 years in case of Traditional Canvas Non Pasted. Nothing is eternal or “permanent” anymore.  Our traditional wallpapers are strippable...

For the easiest removal a “removable” wallpaper type is recommended. Removable wallpapers are great in sections of low compromise, when you will be re-decorating in a couple years, like a nursery or just about anywhere at home.

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

Commercial locations are by definition high traffic areas, we do not recommend removable peel and stick, nor even peel and stick products for your commercial space and this is why…

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

Wallpapers in bathrooms are a personal favorite! A pretty boring space can become an absolute statement...

Peel and Stick wallpapers are becoming an absolute favorite for home refresh projects as they are way easier to use than traditional options. But there are a few things you need to consider…

Peel and sticks is preferred but we recommend a traditional type if you are going with an installer…

Walls are textured to avoid finishing them, as a result they are not plumb or perfectly vertical...

Because after years going through customer issues it’s not a scenario of one material to fit all walls.