How a wallpaper project comes together
A clear sequence from the first phone call to the last trimmed edge, so you know what to expect and what's worth deciding early.
Start with the room. The details follow.
Most projects move through the same four stages. A small accent wall may need a single conversation; larger or more complex rooms take more planning.
- 01
Talk it through
Tell us about the room, the look you want and where the project is. An idea and a phone number are enough to begin.
- 02
Look at the wall and the material
Wall condition, the wallpaper's type and its pattern repeat shape the plan. If it would help, ask whether an on-site visit or measurements can be arranged.
- 03
Agree on the scope
Preparation, installation and any removal are discussed up front, so the estimate reflects the work the wall actually needs.
- 04
Hang, match and finish
Strips go up to a plumb line, the pattern is matched across seams, and edges are trimmed cleanly at ceilings, corners, trim and outlets.
Murals and patterns need a plan.
- PanelsPanel murals are hung in sequence so the design flows from one panel to the next.
- RepeatStraight-match and drop-match patterns use material differently, so order with the repeat in mind.
- BatchRolls from the same batch or lot number keep color consistent across the wall.
- OpeningsRooms with many windows, doors or built-ins usually need more planning than an open wall.
Call to discuss your project and ask whether an on-site look at the wall or measurements can be arranged. Availability is confirmed for each inquiry.
Questions are enough to get started.
Call with what you know so far, or send a short note about the room.