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Self-Adhesive Wallpaper, Hojas Cubanas
Tree house.
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Leave it to a couple of professional set designers to create the removable wallpaper of our dreams. Thankfully, their designs aren’t just meant for sets—we’re sticking the self-adhesive paper to everything: cabinet shelves, dressers, headboards. It’s even great for the bathroom—the paper doesn't react to moisture or steam. Choose from 5 obsession-worthy prints—we’re crazy for this leafy pattern designed by Genevieve Gorder—that are all lead-free, phthalate-free and VOC-free—and 100% American-made.
See Care & Notes for helpful tips for application.
- Made in: USA
- Made of: Phthalate-free, VOC-free, and lead-free vinyl
- Size: Each roll is 11 yards L x 20.5" W or 56.37 square feet. Includes (1) roll.
Sourced from: Tempaper
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Photography by Rocky Luten, James Ransom.
Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Tempaper should be applied to surfaces that are in good condition and have been painted with an eggshell, satin or semi-gloss paint. We do not recommend applying Tempaper to matte or flat paints or textured surfaces. Wallpaper can be easily removed from the wall (leaving the wall scratch-free) and applied to a different wall.
Our tips for application:
For maximum stickiness, clean your walls before you put the paper on, using a soft cloth spritzed with all-purpose cleaner. Buff dry before applying.
Cut the first piece of paper about a foot longer than the height of your wall; since the patterns repeat every two feet or so, this will ensure that your second (and third, and fourth, etc.) pieces are tall enough to cover the wall.
Press from the middle of the paper out towards the edges, using a scraper.
If, as you stick one piece next to another, a gap starts to show between them, un-peel the sheet you're working with and line it up anew. Tugging on the edges of the paper, to get them to cover a gap, might result in warping that spot where your fingers are—after which it's much harder to get it to lay flat.
Perfectionists might tend towards the busier patterns, which are more forgiving to mis-lined up moments.
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