Wallshoppe makes wallpaper that takes a clear point of view — bold patterns, considered colorways, and printed murals designed to transform a room's character in a way that paint alone cannot. At Lulu and Georgia, the Wallshoppe collection brings together the brand's peel-and-stick wallpaper, traditional paste wallpaper, and printed wall murals in the patterns and palettes that have made the brand a favorite for designers and homeowners who want pattern on the wall without the ambiguity of choosing it themselves.
What Wallshoppe products does Lulu and Georgia carry?
The Wallshoppe collection includes peel-and-stick removable wallpaper in a range of patterns and colorways, traditional paste-the-wall wallpaper for permanent installation, large-format printed wall murals designed to cover a single accent wall, and coordinating products. Patterns range from botanical and nature-inspired prints to geometric and abstract designs. Most styles are available in standard roll quantities; murals are sized to the wall dimensions specified at checkout.
What is the difference between peel-and-stick and traditional wallpaper?
Peel-and-stick wallpaper uses a pressure-sensitive adhesive that bonds to a smooth, primed wall and is removable without damage in most applications — it is the practical choice for renters, for accent walls in rooms subject to change, and for anyone who wants to test a pattern without permanent commitment. Traditional paste wallpaper uses a water-activated adhesive that creates a more permanent bond and a flatter, more seamless finish — it is the better choice for formal rooms and for patterns that require precise alignment across seams.
How do I install Wallshoppe peel-and-stick wallpaper?
Prepare the wall surface — it should be smooth, clean, and fully dry; freshly painted walls should cure for at least 30 days before applying peel-and-stick wallpaper. Measure and cut strips to length, leaving 2-3 inches at the top and bottom for trimming. Start at a vertical reference line (use a level, not the corner, which is rarely truly vertical), peel the backing a few inches at a time, and smooth from the center outward with a wallpaper smoother or credit card to eliminate air bubbles. Trim at the ceiling and baseboard with a sharp utility knife.
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