#4K Wallpaper instaling install#

It was pretty easy for me to decide on two rolls since the total amount of wallpaper I needed was slightly above the square footage provided by one roll. One roll of the wallpaper I had chosen covered 56 square feet, so it was a no-brainer for me to purchase two rolls. Then I would obviously need some excess to make sure my pattern always lined up, extra in case I made mistakes, etc. So I multiplied 19′ x 3′ to get a total of 57 square feet of wallpaper needed. I also knew that I wanted to cover 3′ of vertical wall space. This gave me a total of 19′ around the room. First, I measured the length of each wall in my space. I started by figuring out how much wall space I needed to cover. The short answer to this question is “more than you think.” 😉 The pre-pasted wallpaper that I used for the half bath was much, much easier to adjust and move around to exactly where I wanted it.

It kept sticking to areas where I didn’t want it every time I would try to reposition it. The peel and stick paper was SO sticky that it was harder to maneuver. I am SO glad that I did! After working with both peel and stick wallpaper and the pre-pasted version, I would choose pre-pasted 10 times out of 10. So I decided to go for it even though it wasn’t peel and stick. When I decided to use wallpaper in our half bath, I thought it would be easiest to use peel and stick again since I wouldn’t have to mess with any kind of adhesive.īut I ended up falling in love with this gorgeous wallpaper from Anthropologie, which only came in the pre-pasted variety. When we first moved in, I used peel and stick wallpaper on the back wall of our pantry to add a fun pop of pattern… But first I need to touch on a few things I had to think through before I could begin just slapping wallpaper up on the wall! Should I use peel and stick or pre-pasted wallpaper? I’ll get to the wallpaper installation process in just a second.

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#4K Wallpaper instaling install#

So I wanted to share the tips and tricks I learned so that your next wallpapering project will be oh-so-easy! The Easiest Way to Install Removable Wallpaper I wasn’t sure how it was going to turn out.įortunately, everything went smoothly and I LOVE the end result! I definitely learned a lot about installing wallpaper along the way. Our space had some pretty detailed trim work and fixtures that I was going to have to navigate around. But this was the biggest wallpaper project I had tackled to date.Īdmittedly, I was pretty nervous going into this project. I recently shared our half bathroom makeover, and the showstopper in this little space was definitely the wallpaper! I had dabbled in wallpapering once before.