Wallpaper
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best way to apply wallpaper to ensure it sticks properly?
Ensure the wall is clean, dry, and smooth. Follow the application instructions carefully, using the recommended adhesive for traditional wallpapers or applying evenly for peel-and-stick types.
How should one calculate the amount of wallpaper needed for a room?
Measure the room's perimeter, subtract the width of doors and windows, and divide by the width of the wallpaper roll. Add 10-15% for pattern matching and waste.
What is the best method for aligning patterned wallpaper?
Start from the most visible corner, aligning the first roll at the ceiling line, ensuring pattern continuity across seams as you go.
Can wallpaper be applied in bathrooms?
Yes, but use vinyl or vinyl-coated wallpaper designed for high moisture areas to prevent peeling and mold growth.
What should I know about selecting and applying wallpaper?
Consider the room's architecture and lighting. Consistent patterns and mindful placement can ensure a harmonious look. Large patterns make bold statements, while smaller patterns blend in.
What should I consider when selecting wallpaper for my room?
When choosing wallpaper, consider the room's architecture, lighting, and existing design elements. A consistent pattern repeat ensures harmony, and be cautious with large patterns in small spaces.
How can I choose the right paint gloss level?
The gloss level should be chosen based on the room's use and desired effect. High gloss is durable and good for cleaning, while matte finishes are better for less trafficked areas and hiding imperfections.
How do I pick the right white paint for my room?
Consider the room's light and atmosphere. Whites with cool undertones are fresh and crisp, while warmer whites add coziness. Test paint colors under different lighting conditions in the room.
How does the direction of a room influence paint color selection?
The compass direction of a room affects the natural light it receives, which in turn influences how paint colors appear. North-facing rooms might benefit from warmer tones, while south-facing rooms can handle cooler colors.
Wallpaper Collections
- 2B mod Wallpaper
- Aetna Furniture Stores Wallpaper
- AFA Stores Wallpaper
- AllModern Wallpaper
- Amazon Wallpaper
- Ashley Furniture Wallpaper
- Beck's Furniture Wallpaper
- Bed Bath & Beyond Wallpaper
- Bellacor Wallpaper
- Birch Lane Wallpaper
- City Home Portland Wallpaper
- Cleveland Furniture Company Wallpaper
- Connecticut Lighting Centers Wallpaper
- Daniel House Wallpaper
- Dear Keaton Wallpaper
- Dot and Bo Wallpaper
- Douglas Furniture Wallpaper
- English Elm Wallpaper
- High Fashion Home Wallpaper
- Homethreads Wallpaper
- Horchow Wallpaper
- Houzz Wallpaper
- Interior HomeScapes Wallpaper
- Jacksonville Furniture Mart Wallpaper
- Jamie Young Wallpaper
- JOANN Wallpaper
- Joss & Main Wallpaper
- Kathy Kuo Home Wallpaper
- KB Authority Wallpaper
- Layla Grayce Wallpaper
- Lighting Lumens Wallpaper
- Lulu and Georgia Wallpaper
- Luna Furniture Wallpaper
- Macy's Wallpaper
- Midwest Clearance Center Wallpaper
- Nebraska Furniture Mart Wallpaper
- Neiman Marcus Wallpaper
- One Kings Lane Wallpaper
- Pier1 Wallpaper
- Pottery Barn Wallpaper
- Raymour & Flanigan Wallpaper
- RCWilley Wallpaper
- Rugs Direct Wallpaper
- Sage Interiors Wallpaper
- Saks Fifth Avenue Wallpaper
- Scout & Nimble Wallpaper
- Seldens Wallpaper
- Shades of Light Wallpaper
- Stowe Living Wallpaper
- Studio41 Wallpaper
- Sundial Home Wallpaper
- Target Wallpaper
- The Furniture Company Wallpaper
- The Rush Market Wallpaper
- Unlimited Furniture Group Wallpaper
- Urban Outfitters Wallpaper
- Walmart Wallpaper
- Wayfair Wallpaper
- West Elm Wallpaper