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Simply pick your colors on any design and click the order a sample button. You can order multiple color options and wallpaper materials. Each of our samples comes with a free color chart so you can see all of our colors in person.

Prepping your walls will ensure your wallpaper adheres well and doesn't form bubbles. Patch any holes and sand down any bumps. Clean the wall with 70% isopropyl alcohol mixed with 30% water. Let the wall dry, and then repeat up to 3 times.

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To ensure a seamless repeat, you'll want to measure the total height and width of the area you wish to wallpaper and enter that size when you order. Breaking up your order into different roll heights may result in your pattern not lining up. Learn more here.

Our wallpaper rolls are 2 feet, or 24 inches, wide. Not all of our wallpapers repeat every roll - our large-scale patterns may repeat every second or third roll. Large-scale patterns will have numbered panels, so you can be sure to install them in the correct order.

We offer a Love It Guarantee. If you don't love your order, we'll reprint your wallpaper or mural for free. If you need assistance, visit our order assistance page, and one of our Utah-based specialists will call you promptly during business hours.

My ultimate goal for the laundry room was to create a space that is fresh, clean, bright, and a little utilitarian (the straight-laid tile floors definitely bring that). With the checkered floor, I wanted a wallpaper that could break up all the lines and would liven up the room a bit. And these lovely warm white colors with delicate florals and curved, ornate lines do just that!

Now this wallpaper is still one of my very favorites and most missed. The soft florals with the charcoal and cream brought so much softness to the bathroom. This bathroom was one of my first and most controversial design decisions; people had some opinions about the green tile I used in the shower. But the wallpaper buttered everyone back up again. I mean, just looooook! ?

I just love seeing all your designs! Even ones that I might not use, they all have one thing in common to me, they are welcoming and beautiful. Thanks for all of your hard work and transparency when things do and do not work. You encourage me, even though I am at the empty nester stage of life. You guys are a blessing to me!

Feeling like a truly contemporary take on floral patterns our Modern Rose wallpaper design is soft and feminine. Featuring white painterly swirls in white against a dusky pink background we love the artistic style of depicting white roses that adorn this wallpaper.

A flower-inspired playlist gave rise to eight collages featuring our favorite floral wallpaper patterns. Plus find wallpaper insights from some of our go-to interior designers and a brief history of this decorative element.

Dating back to 105 B.C. wallpaper has roots in China and made its way over to Europe in the 15th century. It gained popularity in the 16th century, when it was used primarily in small spaces. Later improvements in technology made it less costly, and by the 19th century, it could be found in every type of room, in grand and modest homes alike.

Enter a wonderland of fantastical florals with our patterned wallpapers; unleash your rebellious spirit with pretty in punk blooms or take a walk on the wild side with animal prints. Fall for the nostalgic glamour of the Art Deco era or our Victorian Arts and Crafts inspired collections. Get lost in the wooded wonderland of our beautiful botanicals or journey to mythical lands and whimsical worlds.

As well as our iconic prints, we have you (and your walls) covered with a wealth of interior inspiration to discover, including how-to-hang-wallpaper guides, styling ideas and complimentary decorating consultations so you can create your very own wonder walls with confidence.

Love is in the air, and with a new holiday comes a new chance to update your iPhone home screen with a Valentine's Day wallpaper to fit your ideal aesthetic. Valentine's Day is filled with romantic, colorful, and sweet motifs that will instantly transform your iPhone background to a swoon-worthy scene that you'll never want to stop staring at. And ever since Apple's iOS 14 update, tech-lovers can take Valentine's Day wallpapers one step further, turning their home screens into a heart-eye-filled oasis with photos, widgets, and custom app icons in no time at all.

If you're looking to revamp your home screen to fit February's favorite holiday, these Valentine's Day wallpaper ideas will give you all the inspiration you need to change your aesthetic iPhone background and celebrate the holiday right. From charming red-and-pink hearts to sweet love-filled messages, these photos will make you fall in love every time you unlock your phone. Keep reading to find the perfect Valentine's Day wallpaper ideas.

Beth Kooby, interior designer at Beth Kooby Design in Atlanta is pumped that wallpaper is trending again. She shared, "I've been using wallpaper with gusto for several years now, and it's such an easy way to inject character into a space. I'm also a big fan of grasscloth as it not only adds color, but texture as well. It's a little harder to change out than plain paint, but much more fun and doesn't have to be a permanent choice." Kooby continued, "In my own house, I have it in several rooms, including the ceiling in my husband's office, which makes for fun Zoom calls. With all the recent love for color and pattern, wallpaper is just one more layer of fun design!"

For a specific pattern, Kooby especially loves Moooi's Extinct Animals Collection. "I used two different colorways in bathrooms, and it's sublime! I would also use it in a dining room. It has a wonderful enveloping quality and is definitely a conversation piece. Each animal has its own story. And the hand of the paper feels like suede. Visually and tactilely, it's stunning," she gushed.

Schumacher is a favorite of Merrill Lyons, principal of Lyons Studio in New York, New York. The designer explained, "I really love this Schumacher wallpaper we used in a bedroom in one of our projects. It's fun, but not too overwhelming for a bedroom, and it took a fairly plain white condo bedroom and transformed it into a playful oasis."

Lyons has another favorite Schumacher wallcovering that was used in a recent project. She shared, "There is something I love about using a wallpaper that is geographically or culturally relevant to the home we are designing. In a Brooklyn brownstone [I designed], I knew the wet bar would be the perfect fit for Saul Steinberg's classic New York New York wallpaper. Using a white background wallpaper on a feature wall where the surrounding walls are white really helps it feel almost like a hand-drawn mural on the wall. It fits seamlessly with the surrounding room."

Though she hasn't used this in a project yet, Lyons can't wait to find the perfect spot for this embroidered sisal on paper beauty. She added, "I absolutely love 'Armour' by Holly Hunt. It's a new paper made of textural grasscloth that has graphic elements layered and stitched to the surface. This is not your average wallpaper, and it certainly isn't for your average budget, but it sure would elevate any space in which it was installed."

Mark Cutler, co-founder and designer of LA-based cutlerschulze, prefers to use wallpaper in less obvious ways, like ceilings, closet doors, or as a way to liven up the backs of open cabinets. He explained, "If we do use as directed (on a wall), we tend to use a lot of grasscloth. The warmth of the texture can transform a large space into an inviting and welcoming one."

His favorite pick is a Phillip Jeffries wallpaper he has loved for years. "It's a hand-painted grasscloth called Fade. It's the perfect combination between art and wallpaper. We tend to use it in more special locations; for instance, in [one home we designed] in Atherton, we used it to cover the panels that disguised the TV. The design reads almost like a decorative screen and is perfect for that sort of use," the designer shared.

Anne McDonald, owner and principal designer of Anne McDonald Design in Minneapolis, Minnesota, enjoys this wallpaper, which she says isn't something that will immediately knock your socks off, but when done with a tonal paint color, it's like a warm hug.

"What I love about this paper is that it is a riff on grasscloth, but more elevated and feels more like a linen fabric wall than grasscloth. It could go in almost any room and have a subtle but strong impact," the designer explained. "I think a lot about scale when selecting a wallpaper, too. I often go towards papers that have a very small repeat or a whole room mural with no repeat. This way, you can still hang art and feel like your eye moves around the room without too much of a pause." For this particular paper, McDonald has used it in a dining room and painted the trim work Farrow and Ball Setting Plaster for the tonal feel she prefers. ff782bc1db