William Morris at Home Woodland Weeds Spring Garden Wallpaper - Green

For non-woven wallpapers like this one, it is typically recommended to use a high-quality, pre-mixed paste specifically designed for non-woven (paste-the-wall) papers. Always refer to the adhesive manufacturer's instructions for best results.

Gently wipe the surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive scrubbing, which can damage the print and paper.

While the non-woven paper offers some durability, it is not designed for high-moisture environments like bathrooms or kitchens. Excessive humidity can affect adhesion and the wallpaper's integrity.

Measure the width and height of your walls and calculate the total square meterage. Account for the pattern repeat (provided by the manufacturer) and add an extra 10-15% for wastage due to pattern matching and trimming.

Yes, non-woven wallpapers are generally designed to be strippable, meaning they can be removed dry from the wall in large sections without leaving significant residue.

While William Morris often favoured asymmetry, the 'Woodland Weeds' pattern is described as curiously symmetrical, meaning its elements are arranged in a balanced, often mirrored fashion, which is less common in natural formations but creates a pleasing visual order.

Gently lift the affected section and re-smooth it onto the wall using a soft brush or roller, working from the center outwards. Ensure no paste residue remains trapped.

Take your time and use a spirit level and measuring tape to ensure each panel is correctly positioned before smoothing. If a section is misaligned, carefully peel it back and reposition.

Check that the wall surface was clean, dry, and properly prepared before application. Ensure sufficient and appropriate adhesive was used according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Apply a small amount of wallpaper adhesive to the lifting edge with a fine brush and press firmly back into place. Wipe away any excess adhesive immediately.