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7 Peel and Stick Wallpapers You’ve Never Seen Before

 Chic Blue and Grey Removable Wallpapers for Modern Homes
We are so excited to introduce brand new patterns in our line of peel and stick wallpaper! Since premiering last summer, NuWallpaper has revolutionized the way wallpaper can be used.

We have expanded our designs to reflect our favorite trends in home decor. These…

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Color on Your Walls! It's never been easier to create a masterpiece on your walls! Our Photo Opp Frame Peel and Stick NuWallpaper allows you to add a splash of artistry to your walls— without worrying about damaging them. You can color in the frames, draw pictures, write quotes, even put up photos of your friends and family.   You can use colored pencils, pens, and markers to create your own unique designs. With NuWallpaper, if you want to change your design, simply take the wallpaper down. It only takes...
Settling in for the Semester? 5 DIY Dorm Decor Ideas to Finish the Loo... As you start to make your dorm feel more like home, we’ve got some simple and affordable DIY ideas to help you create a personalized, comfortable dorm room. From beautiful photo mats that coordinate with your overall aesthetic to custom dry-erase/chalkboards, furniture refreshes, and more, peel and stick NuWallpaper by WallPops can get the job done. DIY Photo Mats with Your Dorm Color Palette It's likely that you've already picked your favorite photos and artwork to display in y...
Alja Horvat x NuWallpaper: Our Newest Artist Collaboration WallPops is committed to spotlighting talented artists and designers from all over the world. Our latest collaboration is one we are beyond excited about: Alja Horvat x NuWallpaper! Hailing from scenic Slovenia, the 25-year-old graphic designer and illustrator’s free-spirited bohemian stylings have already made waves. Alja was recognized by Forbes in 2020 as part of their 30 Under 30 Art & Culture it-list and received the Elle Style Fashion Award in 2019 for her work. “I’m mostly ...