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“Wallpapering is one of the most transformative things you can do a space,” L.A.-based design guru Emily Henderson tells us. It instantly sets the mood and crafts a narrative in ways paint simply cannot. But it also costs a lot to install and tends to kick up fears of commitment. That doesn't mean you have to give up on your wallpaper dreams though—there have been a ton of cool temporary options cropping up that deliver that same durable quality and aesthetic appeal of the classics.
The best parts? You won't need to hire a professional to hang it and it can be here today, gone tomorrow. As Payton Turner, CEO & Creative Director of Flat Vernacular explains, “traditional papers require glue while removable papers come pre-pasted or with a sticky back, which is ready to go as is." And if you make mistakes, the adhesive is pretty forgiving, so you can just try again. Pro tip from the founder of Chasing Paper: If you have an air bubble in any spots, you can poke a small hole with a needle to help smooth it out. So without further ado, check out these removable wallpaper designs and shop your favorites for a home makeover that's completely commitment-free and landlord-approved.
Super easy to clean and install, this wallpaper gives instant patina. The fuschia tones and deep indigo base will inject character into any room.
Your powder room will finally feel finished with this moody and lush covering animating the walls.
These remind us of a great pair of jeans that only get better with age. All the more fitting to line your drawers or a small closet.
Perfect for a pet-friendly room, like a mudroom. Or even just as an accent in a pet's feeding corner.
What's more iconic than Scalamandré's zebras? Thanks to the brand's collaboration with The Inside, the look is now as easy as peel-and-stick.
The muted toile backdrop contrasts nicely with the vivid orange butterflies. Pair it with modern furniture for an interesting contrast.
This blush-toned wildflower print will make your home feel like spring all year long.
Bring the outdoors in with this earth-toned toile. It's perfect for a dining room to add just a touch of formality.
Because grasscloth is always a good idea.
Three words: Laura Ashley toile.
Unabashedly fun, but still sophisticated. We love it with contrasting millwork.
One of the biggest wallpaper trends this year has been painterly interpretations and non-repeating motifs. This one is sweet without being overly delicate.
Zuber vibes, minus the Zuber price tag.
Another high-style scenic in black and white.
With quick, loose brushstrokes and evocative imagery, this monochrome wallpaper would be perfect in a home office space.
Make a major statement with a chinoiserie mural in bold strawberry pink.
Rebecca Atwood's textile designs get the peel-and-stick treatment. It's soft but not too sweet.
Need to give some texture to a neutral space without adding color? Try this camel-colored faux shagreen.
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