Fearless Fun with Removable Wallpaper

Before settling on a wallpaper for the hallway, I thought about removable wallpaper (I ended up hanging an unpasted paper myself which wasn’t so hard!). I remember 10 years ago there was Tempaper and they had a handful of fun patterns – one of which I bought for my rental bathroom a few years back, but now there are so many options.

Removable wallpaper is perfect for renters who can’t make permanent changes, or for those of you who want something totally weird and funky, but know that after a year you might get sick of it. Aside from dressing up your walls, removable wallpaper is great for inside cabinets, wardrobe systems from IKEA, backsplashes, closets….just about wherever!

Here is my round-up of great patterns from a handful of different sources across the web that I came across when I was researching paper for my hallway. No excuse – get gutsy and go for it!

a1  |  a2  |  a3  |  a4     /     b1  |  b2  |  b3 (similar)  |  b4     /     c1  |  c2  |  c3  |  c4     /     d1  |  d2  |  d3 (similar)  |  d4     /     e1  |  e2  |  e3  |  e4     /     f1  |  f2  |  f3  |  f4     /     g1  |  g2  |  g3  |  g4     /     h1  |  h2  |  h3  |  h4     /     i1  |  i2  |  i3  |  i4     /     j1  |  j2  |  j3  |  j4     /     k1  |  k2  |  k3  |  k4     /     l1  |  l2  |  l3  |  l4     /     m1  |  m2  |  m3  |  m4     /     n1  |  n2  |  n3  |  n4     /     o1  |  o2  |  o3  |  o4

Note that each company defines “removable” differently. Some are self-adhesive (like Contact paper), but not all. Read the application method from each company to find out if it’s right for your surface.

Have a great weekend all!