For a traditional installation experience, you or a wallpaper professional will apply a lightweight premixed vinyl adhesive to the wallcovering before installation. This method calls for a bit of extra prep time in order to properly activate the paste before hanging it up. Since there are a couple of extra key steps, a pro is usually the way to go! This adhesive works best on smooth surfaces.

f you’re into photographic detail in any & all colors, digitally printed wallpaper is the type for you! It’s a more modern method that uses CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) process which allows for endless color combos. This method is how we’re able to seamlessly translate Justina’s original watercolor artworks to a large-scale wall mural while maintaining variance in opacity.

A wallpaper "repeat" essentially helps you know how many rolls you'll need to order based on that specific wallpaper pattern. You could have a "small" or "large" repeat – we include this info in each of our product listings for reference.

A more complex design will have a larger repeat (meaning more rolls may be needed to have the pattern perfectly align during installation). Similarly, a simpler design will likely have a smaller repeat.