Yesterday we talked about how to make your own custom removable wallpaper using lightweight fabric and starch. Some of you balked. For those that had terrible visions of a starch stained room and a lost weekend, here's a roundup of ready to go wallpapers that are guaranteed to remove without a trace when you move:
Overlapping Leaves temporary wallpaper from Pottery Barn
Tempaper Removable Paper comes in these great art nouveau patterns and they recently launched a more subdued range of color palettes. The top image is also Tempaper.
Easychange Wallpaper from Sherwin Williams comes in more traditional patterns, but if you dig, you can definitely find some modern looking designs.
Do you know of another resource for temporary or removable wallpapers?
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First to you question here is another website where you can buy them:
http://papermywalls.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=0r1
Second, I used to really hate wallpapers and removed all of them when we bought our current house (an old couple used to live here)...
Now I'm learning to like them because you can find some very modern ones that look really cool.
Here is what Kit Pollard wrote about them:
http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/572/list/Not-Your-Grandmother-s-Wallpaper
I really like the one in the dining room there (by Blacksheep) and may even consider something similar for my dining room :-)
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Those all seem a bit sweet for my liking- But since we are on the subject:
I am loving these-
http://www.troveline.com/samples6.php5#
This woman's work is amazing-
http://www.tracykendall.com/main.php?page=eat
For more bold wallcoverings these are stunning and so are their fabrics-
http://www.romofabrics.com/romo_wallpapers.htm
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The "paste the wall" wallpapers from Graham & Brown are easy to put up and much, much easier to remove than traditional paper. Wouldn't necessarily call them "temporary", but it's close -- and they've got plenty of great (and modern!) options.
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Is temporary wallpaper basically like really nice contact paper?
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Wow..this just might solve part of my tiny weird room dilemma!
http://embritadesign.blogspot.com
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Where's that first gray paper from? (In the teaser photo.)
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Where can I find afordable wallpaper online?
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We applied Tempaper to the walls of our guest bathroom, right over the 80's flame-stitch wallpaper and with great success. Couldn't have been easier. And it's exactly like really nice contact paper, if by really nice contact paper you mean no one would ever guess it's not traditional paste and pattern. I'd never have tried to actually wallpaper this bathroom -- it's so small, we'd rather wrestle cats in there -- but this product is easy to handle and can be flawlessly applied. Honest. And affordable -- we used exactly one roll, at a cost of $80.
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hmmm.
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