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

New Retro: Reviving Classic Styles for a Modern World In a day and age where social media trends augment the cycle of society’s décor preferences, one thing remains the same: gravitation to the comforts of the past. Retro fashion and décor evoke a sense of authenticity and craftsmanship that resonates with people seeking a connection to simpler times, or a desire to stand out from the mainstream décor trends. But with an uptick in attention to the oldies-but-goodies, finding retro décor pieces that are picture-perfect for your space can be diff...

Pool Party Prep: Details your guests will love! Planning a pool party this summer? We've gathered a few DIY ideas to take your outdoor gathering to the next level. From Interlocking Deck Tiles to coordinating tablescapes, WallPops can help make your next backyard shindig a success with details you and your guests will love! Last-Minute Deck Revamp Interlocking Deck Tiles by FloorPops If you find your pool deck or patio in need of some sprucing-up before your gathering, then Interlocking Deck Tiles by FloorPops may just be your new ...

The Loft Enthusiast’s Industrial Style Guide Inspired by the Industrial Revolution, the industrial chic trend celebrates surfaces that people normally try to hide. Exposed pipes, brick, and even ducts are popular elements that this striped-back architecture style embraces full force. By paying homage to what was once used out of necessity, fans of the industrial style keep the innovative spirit of the 18th century alive through historical accents and salvaged details. Pattern and Texture Although some may think that the industrial s...