Wallpaper

Inexpensive and oh-so easy!

Keep those leftovers out of the landfill!

Here’s some much-needed inspo for next year’s room makeover!

It only took a DIYer a few hours to complete.

They're especially tired of #3.

It cost the homeowner around $60 to complete.

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We also tracked down more affordable dupes, too.

These wallpapers are so nostalgic.

Imagine if toile de Jouy and floral prints had a baby.

You don’t have to risk mounting murals on your walls.

You can do it, too!

Shop four prints that are ready to take you away.

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. So why is it that many people have so much trouble moving this idea off of their Pinterest boards and into real life? Probably because there’s still a learning curve with installation, and even though this material is practical, it’s not inexpensive.

And pricing starts at just $5-

This ages-old material should make it into your home.

Get inspired to try out this 2025 trend!

Transform your walls with these designer-approved tips.

With the help of some artsy friends and a cool website.

I’m a fan and I think you will be, too!

Even her workout space has an Italian flair.

It’s fashion designer-approved.

It’s easier to apply and more affordable than traditional or peel-and-stick wallpaper.

Look up — and bring on the pattern!

It’s easier than a high-gloss paint job, too.

It’s a total throwback.

Removable wallpapers are a godsend for commitment-phobes, renters, easily bored types, and anyone that lives in fear of a Lucy and Ethel paper hangers sort of disaster.

And so much more, from bedding to shower curtains!

It was directly inspired by details from inside the couple’s Tudor-style farmhouse they brought back to life.

Refresh older cabinets with this clever trick.

If you don’t want the cost or commitment of covering an entire room, this project is for you.

This is the perfect project for that leftover wallpaper you don’t want to waste.

The colorful collection includes designs inspired by heart-shaped cakes, zebra print, and the Queen of Hearts.

And it’s low-cost, too!

Hint: It has to do with your walls.

Not into peel-and-stick and can't paint your walls? Grab your favorite things and a roll of painter's tape.

Add some flair to your next adventure.

It has been designed in collaboration with artist Keeley Shaw.

You've never seen wallpaper quite like this before.

This simple $20 solution seems like a no-brainer.

No paint? Small budget? No problem.

This is a sign to purchase a roll of wallpaper.

A great way to spruce up a boring blank space without having to crack open a can of paint.

It'll look like a totally new room!