GoodHome Wallpaper - Green

You'll need a wallpaper smoother, a tape measure, a pencil, a sharp knife or scissors, a plumb line or level, and a pasting brush or roller.

It is best to avoid use in bathrooms due to moisture, unless the area is well-ventilated.

The removal method depends on the type of adhesive used. Generally, you can score the paper and use a wallpaper stripper solution, or steam the wallpaper to loosen the adhesive.

This wallpaper is designed as a finished product and is not typically intended to be painted over. Painting it may affect the texture and appearance.

Use a good quality wallpaper paste suitable for the type of wallpaper you have purchased. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the best results.

Measure the height and width of the wall you intend to cover and calculate the area. Consider the pattern repeat and match accordingly, adding extra for cuts and wastage.

Ensure the wall is properly prepared (clean, smooth, primed) and that the correct adhesive is used. Allow sufficient drying time.

Use a smoothing tool to gently push out air bubbles as you apply the wallpaper.

Ensure the edges of the wallpaper are butted up closely together without overlapping. Use a seam roller for a seamless finish.