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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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WallPops x Lisa Whittington: Behind the Rhythm of Life Peel and Stick ... WallPops is partnering with artists across the country to create peel and stick wallpaper from their art! We’re excited to unveil our latest collaboration is with the highly perceptive and expressive Lisa Whittington from Harlem, New York. Lisa’s artwork is the expressions of the souls around her. Her highly perceptive nature allows her to capture someone’s energy and translate that soul into her mixed-media masterpieces. By studying people, whether in person or via photography, Lisa elo...
FriDIY Video: Desk Makeover Make Your Desk Your Own In today's world, most of us spend at least eight hours of our day behind a desk, so why not have it reflect your personal style? This DIY desk makeover is easy to do and will totally transform the look of your work space. All you have to do it peel, stick, smooth, and trim and you'll have a space that is unique as you. This video shows how easy it is to overhaul your work space. We redid three desks in an hour. With peel and stick NuWallpaper, it only takes a f...
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...