Whoa. I think I just peed my pants just a little.
I'll be buying some of this just as soon as I change.

Exciting stuff. Wish their website was better designed - it's rather tedious to get to the sample pics....

It doesnt say anywhere that it doesnt leave a residue behind that I could find. I wonder if this would work?

Anyone have an opinion about using this to cover a lampshade or a tabletop?

I am so excited!
And some of the patterns are really nice. I'm going down to my Sherwin Williams tonight after supper. OH MAn... i'll be drooling over sample books all week!

oh. my. god.
awesome.

although i do agree with MelissaF, their website is kind of a pain.

can the paper be used on kitchen cabinetry?

Oh heck! There went my best excuse for not papering....

Their website doesn't explain how or why this is easier to remove, does it?

I'm confused as to what Sherwin Williams has actually done other than to take the wallpaper available through numerous other outlets, call it their "EasyChange" collection, market it through an annoying-to-navigate website, and then not include any details on what or why it's different. All the patterns I looked at simply said "non-woven material" and "unpasted."

I'm sorry I'm grumpy and cynical...it's time for bed :-(

I posted a link to their page here:
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/sf/wallpaper/wallpaper-for-renters-052495

This link:
http://www.sherwin-williams.com/do_it_yourself/wallpaper/new_products/index.jsp

The wallpaper may come right off, but not necessarily the paste.

Here is their customer service number:

Sherwin-Williams Wallpaper Customer Service Department during the hours listed below by calling: 1-800-532-3569

Mon-Fri: 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. EST
Saturday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. EST
Sunday: 12 noon - 5 p.m. EST

Oh, here is more info, it has been out for quite awhile:

"Sherwin-Williams, one of the world's largest paint producers, launched its own collection of wallcoverings in 2005. Washable, durable and mildew resistant, EasyChange wallpaper features a special backing stronger than those found on conventional papers. And it doesn't shrink or expand, making installation easier.

Available in a variety of patterns, EasyChange wallpapers also peel off in single sheets. There's no need to scrape, steam or apply chemical strippers; the paper is removed without wall damage simply by pulling each sheet by one of its corners. Once removed, the paper can be repasted and hung elsewhere, even in a new home if you move."

http://www.neflhomebuyer.com/Articles/Tampa/2006/12/Finishes-with-Finesse.asp

Thanks, TRUE BLUE!

True Blue always has the explainations!

I called my local Sherwin williams store last night and they didn't have any sample books. Booo!
I can't believe that you can repaste it and put it up somewhere new! That is amazing! I am in love.

HELP! I have been looking like crazy for the top pattern (dark teal with black), and was hoping to have it ordered by now. I searched all the books online and I also brought a print-out of the image to my Sherwin-Williams store, and an employee and I looked through ALL the easy-change books and still didn't find it.

(It says above Dahlia, page 77... but I can't find that anywhere)

****Does anyone know what book it is from????

thanks!!

omigosh, nevermind i found it on the website! I just put dahlia in the search, duh, it was the book name, not pattern name

I contacted Sherwin Williams to clarify some things. Here is what they said:

"Unfortunately the Easychange wallcovering is not a peel and stick product. The wallcovering is pre-pasted it will need to applied by submerging in water. The walls will need to primed. If you are unable to paint at all in the apartment we would not recommend this product"

Hope that helps! Although I am now bummed :-(

I was really happy to find this but does anyone else think the prices are pretty steep? I've never purchased wall paper before so I don't know what's the norm. I calculated how much I would need for a small room and it came out to a few hundred dollars - yikes!