Peel-and-stick wallpaper might be my favorite DIY material ever because it allows you to experiment with color, pattern, and texture in one fell swoop — and it’s a reversible, rental-friendly project.

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Peel-and-stick wallpaper is a cheaper, removable alternative to traditional wallpaper. I wallpapered my home office and learned three easy tips. Start in the middle of your wall, don't worry too ...

Learn more Whether you're a renter, a DIY decorator, or just not ready to commit to a bold design, removable wallpaper is one of the best ways to temporarily change up your space. Most rentals ...

Just buy four testers and a sponge.” He then added: “Why spend silly money on wallpaper, blocks or plaster..” The savvy saver claimed that his DIY trick can be done on “any wall”, and ...

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You can even keep the wallpaper for a second use. Just put the original wax paper backing on the sticky side of the wallpaper once it is fully peeled and store it for your next DIY project.