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 NuWallpaper: Introducing Scandinavian and Tibetan Grasscloth Colle... WallPops is pleased to present our new NuWallpaper collections, Scandinavian and Tibetan Grasscloth. With designs inspired by traditional patterns and textures, these collections effortlessly encapsulate Scandinavian and grasscloth styles. The beautiful botanical and animal prints of the Scandinavian collection will add a needed sense of whimsy to homes, while the faux texture of the Tibetan designs will create a luxurious and comfortable look. Join us as we explore three patterns from each col...

Scalamandré x NuWallpaper: Now Available WallPops is pleased to announce our latest designer collaboration with The House of Scalamandré! With a century worth of coveted art and craftmanship, Scalamandré’s most iconic prints are now available on our peel and stick substrate. Source: WallPops Since 1929, Scalamandré has been producing the best in fabric, wallcoverings, furniture, passementerie, lighting and beyond. The brand has been a cornerstone for some of the most extraordinary properties and custom projects, sprawling countl...

Pattern Play – Going Bold for the New Year The new year has arrived, and the season of refreshing and resetting is upon us. While in the past few years, designers reached for the subdued and down-to-earth pattern, but this year, home fashion experts are looking to a new trend responsible for bringing color and movement to sleepy spaces. 2024 is the year of niche home décor suited for each household’s unique style, with a heavy emphasis on striking color, bold patterns, and enjoyment of one’s space. Whether starting big or small, i...