Allowing You the Space You Need to Stay Organized!

Measuring 18″ wide x 108″ long, this spacious whiteboard gives you plenty of room to stay organized throughout the year. With all the amenities of a peel and stick decal: repositionable and removable, no sticky residue and completely safe for walls, this easy to install wall décor can be applied wherever needed. A perfect accessory for the office, home, dorm room, classroom or playroom, this reusable surface can be used in a variety of ways. Make lists, keep track of plans, stay on top of homework, play games, teach, have fun and stay inspired with this fabulous dry-erase solution.

This how-to video shows you how to properly apply your new whiteboard so that it stays with you as long as you’d like!

Get the Look: The Ultimate Farmhouse Front Porch Now that summer is in full swing, you deserve to sit back and relax – and what better place to take a breather, than on your front porch! Enjoy the comfort of your home and the outdoors right from the front steps of where you live. We get it –the quarantine had you busy with DIY projects and fixing up areas inside your home, but WallPops has your next project lined up! Let’s walk you through how to give your porch the ultimate face lift with a farmhouse twist! Being the first impression of y...

Video: DIY Marble Bar Cart with Adhesive Film We decided to celebrate the upcoming weekend with a bar cart makeover! To get the polished look, we used our Grey Marble Adhesive Film which complemented the gold cart perfectly. Since you only need 2 supplies, this DIY project is fast and easy! Check out the video below to see the completed look: For more DIY and Wallpops inspiration, subscribe to our channel!

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.” ...