Three panels display different floral wallpaper patterns in muted colors: maroon and beige leaves, green and yellow flowers, and a blue design with white blooms.

Install Beautifully. Install Once.

Two materials. Two straightforward guides.

Good paper hung badly still looks bad. There's a guide here for our traditional paste-the-wall paper and another for Peel & Stick, and each one goes slowly enough that you won't be guessing at the seams halfway up the wall. Rather not climb the ladder yourself? That's fair. We'd suggest a local installer through a service like TaskRabbit.

Install Luxe Traditional →

Install Peel & Stick →

Why installation matters

To us, a beautiful wall is a small way of telling people they matter. Hang it well and it lasts for years, and the room feels different every time you walk in. Hang it badly and the seams lift, the pattern drifts, and even the best design looks tired.

So this page is here to help you get it right on the first try.

Luxe Traditional (Paste-the-Wall)

Our premium non-woven paper, hung with the paste-the-wall method. It's tough, it forgives a few mistakes, and it's made to stay up for the long haul.

Best for

Permanent installs
Busy, high-traffic rooms
Textured walls that pass the prep tests
Pros, or DIYers who feel confident

View Luxe Traditional Install Guide →

Peel & Stick (Including Luxe Peel & Stick)

Self-adhesive paper for a simpler install, with more room to change your mind. Good for renters, or a room you want finished by Sunday.

Best for

Smooth walls
Rentals
Feature walls
Getting it up faster

View Peel & Stick Install Guide →

The most important step happens before installation.

Prep decides whether paper stays up for years or starts peeling in a few weeks.

Both guides open with a wall-prep checklist, and it isn't optional. Don't skip it.

Let fresh paint cure all the way
The wall has to be clean and dry
The texture and paint finish need to work with paper
Test a sample first, every time