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7 Peel and Stick Wallpapers You’ve Never Seen Before

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 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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 Peel and Stick Faux Grasscloth Wallpapers by Society Social x WallPops Looking for the perfect, textured peel and stick wallpaper? Our latest collaboration with Society Social understood the assignment, with a wide range of colors to please everyone! Society Social is digitally-savvy and design-driven brand taking a new school approach to an old school business. Having grown up in the furniture industry, Roxy Owens founded the brand in 2011 to bring beautiful designer details to the mainstream – and to make gorgeous furniture and home decor accessible to a ...
NuWallpaper for Newborns: Wall Décor Your Nursery Needs Decorating your nest for when you bring your newborn home from the hospital can be both a fun and potentially stressful process. From choosing the right crib, changing station, and rocking chair – you can’t forget that decorating goes beyond the newborn essentials! To create a cozy, and welcoming ambiance for your little one, think wall décor. With the ease of NuWallpaper – WallPops makes decorating your baby’s room easier than ever! From elegant textured patterns, to whimsical characters, our ...
Black Pepper Paperie Co x WallPops: Modern Design with Cultural Ties Exciting news here at WallPops: We’re partnering with artists around the country to transform their work into peel and stick wallpaper – and to bring you only the best designs for your home. And we’re thrilled to share that our latest collaboration is with none other than Hadiya Williams of Black Pepper Paperie Co! Hadiya Williams is a mixed-media artist from Washington, DC whose globally inspired pieces explore a lineal connection to her ancestral culture and her experience as a Black p...
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