NuWallpaper Blogger Roundup

We are lucky to work with some talented bloggers and designers, and their recent creations with NuWallpaper have blown us away! Here is a roundup of how they incorporated our peel and stick wallpaper into their homes and client projects:

Carmen the Modern Mom – Pink Grand Trellis NuWallpaper

Farm Our House to Yours – Kensington Damask NuWallpaper

The Pickled Rose – Grey and White Brick NuWallpaper

Mountain Modern Life – Hadrian Stone NuWallpaper

Over Our Wall – Grey Woods NuWallpaper

CG Home Interiors – Shiplap NuWallpaper

Curls and Cashmere – Arrowhead NuWallpaper

All Rhodes Lead Home – Grey and White Brick NuWallpaper

Blue Gray Gal – Dandelion NuWallpaper

Our Little Bees – Gypsy Floral NuWallpaper

Urban Farm Girl – Shiplap NuWallpaper

Ellery Designs – Serene Cream NuWallpaper

Rachel Antonoff x WallPops: A delightful blend of beauty, wit, and cha... Unveiling a delightfully unique union: Rachel Antonoff x WallPops brings forth a collection of peel and stick NuWallpaper brimming with whimsically unpredictable, irresistibly stunning prints for any place that craves a conversation starter. This collection showcases a selection of Rachel’s most iconic ready-to-wear prints, reimagined to dress walls with the brand’s distinct blend of clever food, animal, and pop culture-inspired designs. “We’re excited to offer our customers a new way...

Maximal, Joyful Home Accents: Lele Sadoughi x NuWallpaper WallPops is absolutely delighted to announce our latest NuWallpaper collection in collaboration with Lele Sadoughi! Best known for her bejeweled fashion accessories and her maximal, colorful designs, Lele’s collaboration with WallPops brings her iconic aesthetic to a new accent piece: peel and stick NuWallpaper! The collection is adorned with the brand’s most memorable silhouettes — their crystal lily silhouette, candy crystal pattern, and lots of bows—this collection was designed wit...

Why Peel and Stick Wallpaper Beats Paint for an Accent Wall Every Sing... The faster, cleaner, renter-friendly way to create the wall everyone notices first. There was a time when painting an accent wall felt like the ultimate DIY flex. A gallon of paint. A roller. A free Saturday. Maybe a little confidence you probably should not have had. But once you actually start? The romance fades pretty quickly. Suddenly you are moving furniture, taping edges, hunting for a drop cloth, cracking a window because the room smells like paint, and wondering why the fir...