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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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 NuWallpaper FAQs We get many questions about our peel and stick NuWallpaper and decided to compile some of our most commonly asked questions into a handy FAQ! If you're thinking of decorating with NuWallpaper, here are some things to know. Will NuWallpaper stick to a textured wall? This is definitely the most frequent question we get about NuWallpaper! First and foremost, NuWallpaper works best on smooth, flat surfaces, such as a painted wall (although if the surface is freshly painted, we recommend waiting ...
NuWallpaper Roundup: Grey Instagram Blogger Style Peel and stick NuWallpaper is one of most exciting products of the last few years, and bloggers are taking notice! These stylish women all used NuWallpaper to give their homes a new look that pulls the space together. Grey is one of the most popular colors of 2017 and they each used this chic neutral in their own style. From modern and clean, to traditional and elegant, to bohemian and industrial, these removable wallpapers are a versatile choice for any home! Follow Kelly on Instagram...
NuWallpaper x Jen Hewett: Vibrant Botanicals for the Modern-Traditiona... WallPops is thrilled to announce our latest collaboration: NuWallpaper x Jen Hewett! Jen is a printmaker, surface designer, and textile artist based out of Hudson Valley. Her passion: creating colorful patterns inspired by nature. “Walking is an important part of my creative process: the sudden and striking color combinations, the way a creek meanders through a bit of meadow, the flowers I had never noticed before. It’s not a coincidence that many of my designs are botanical.” ...
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