Peel and Stick Wallpaper

Every pattern we print is available as peel and stick wallpaper, the William Morris designs included. You peel the backing off a 19 inch panel, butt it up against the last one and smooth it flat with your hand. When you move out, it comes off cleanly. We print each order in the United States and cut the panels to your wall height.

Choosing peel and stick wallpaper

Where it works

Rented bedrooms and hallways, a home office you'll redo in two years, the back of a bookcase: anywhere you'd hesitate over paste. Because it comes off, you can be braver with the dark grounds. Ink Peony puts cream peonies on near-black, and on one wall behind a bed it looks like far more than an afternoon's work. In a small north-facing room, go lighter. Ivory Olive trails olive branches over off-white plaster and won't close the room in.

Picking between the designs

The page runs in best-seller order, and each card opens on the Peel and Stick option, so pick the pattern and the material is already set. Engraved Peony sits near the top, cream peonies in woodcut line on charcoal. Busy all-over patterns like that one or Burgundy Sunflower hide the seams well, which helps if it's your first time hanging anything. Open grounds show a gap more. Dusk Meadow keeps its wildflowers low and leaves the upper wall as bare teal plaster, so take your time lining up the panel edges. Want a Morris? Strawberry Thief Blue comes in peel and stick like everything else.

Related

The Morris patterns on their own are on the William Morris wallpaper page, and the most-ordered designs in every material are in best selling wallpaper. For how the material holds up and how it comes off, read What is peel and stick wallpaper.