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

Chris Loves Julia x WallPops: Outstanding design from the floor to the... A collection of peel and stick NuWallpaper created with gorgeous design in mind Nova, Chris Loves Julia x WallPops | Bonneville, Chris Loves Julia x FloorPops WallPops is beyond thrilled to announce a brand-new collection of peel and stick NuWallpaper in collaboration with the beloved duo of Chris and Julia Marcum, known to their audience as Chris Loves Julia! With a best-selling collection of classic checkered peel and stick floor tiles – Bonneville & Lawrence – the pair expands thei...

3 Ways to Incorporate Pantone’s Color of the Year in Your Next H... 2020 sure knocked us down, but 2021 is the perfect opportunity to reenergize our spaces! And what better way to do that than to plan your next DIY to upgrade your life and living spaces! Each year interior designers, artists, and crafters alike look forward to Pantone’s color of the year announcement, and this year we were excited to see such a bold and cheerful combination. Two colors were announced, and what you’ll see everywhere this year is called Illuminating and Ultimate Gray. This contra...

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...