I have been spending a lot of extra time on Etsy recently since we are moving soon. I’ve been saving lots of pretty things in hopes of including them in future room projects, and I have been pretty blown away by the selection of removable wallpaper!
I love using peel and stick because it saves on the expense of installation when you DIY, and it’s easy to swap out when the time comes to redecorate or move.
Related: The Best Floral Wallpaper
Here are a few of my favorite patterns I’ve saved on Etsy recently! Oh, and I am considering using peel and stick in our dining room and laundry, so I’d love to hear which patterns you love the most!
By the way, the paper pictured above is from Chasing Paper and it’s what I used in Marigold’s nursery.
1. I have suddenly developed quite a big terrazzo crush and I’m really liking this pattern.
2. Pink Mudcloth Wallpaper (similar here)
This is so pretty and cool. I can see it being used in all kinds of rooms!
3. This is so classic and very appealing to me! My favorite wallpaper patterns are typically soft and neutral.
4. This makes me so happy because I had a DIY version of this wall in our first kitchen and I loved it SO much. I will always have a soft spot for a clementine wall.
5. Obviously love this!
6. This is FUN.
7. This is cute. It’s funky, but the color scheme keeps it a little more neutral. I love mustard.
8. Skylight Wallpaper
This is so gorgeous—maybe for a nursery.
9. Pretty!
10.This is right up my alley. Love a large, neutral floral.
11. What do you think of this? I’m into it!
12. These colors are so nice!! I really love this one!
13. Adorable, and of course you know anything Chinese earns bonus points in our home!
Have a great day! xx- Elsie
Hi Elsie. This might sound like a really dumb question but can you put removable wallpaper over glass?
I have a glass splash back in my kitchen & Ive hated the colour since day one. I’m not confident enough to remove it & put up tiles myself, which is ideally what I’d like to do, so thought maybe something like this might be an easy fix?
Flavor Paper makes a removable wall paper that goes up with water (The glue is on the paper. It’s called EZ Papes.) and it comes down with water. It won’t damage the walls. Disclaimer, I totally work for Flavor Paper but I’m also just a blog reader. I thought this info might be useful/helpful/fun.
Do you know if any of these can be applied to textured walls?
I already had the flaming one picked out for my hall.
I painted my first kitchen a color called “clementine” – it was fantastic and I miss it so. I, too, am partial, to those little citrus guys. 🙂
I wanted to try wallpaper for the first time, but after some basic calculations it looks like I can’t even afford to do a feature wall in my bedroom! I’m not sure if this is normal, or if I’m just bad at math. As someone who has worked with wallpaper a lot what kind of budget do you usually allot yourself to wallpaper a room?
Check out the blog Roost & Ramble—she applied fabric to walls with laundry starch.
I’m looking to use removable wall paper for the first time, but was wondering if you had any problems taking it down afterwards? Also, what’s the longest you’ve had removable wall paper up before removing it?
To be honest- yes I have.
If you do a test swatch before you do the whole room you can get an idea for how easy it is to remove. SO much depends on your walls and then on the product. I’ve had REAL wallpaper that came off with zero damage, but I’ve also had a few removable wallpaper and tile that tore up my walls.
So always do a test- especially if you are renting!
Need to know where I can buy this type of wallpaper
I live in pompano beach. I would love to purchase this product. Thank u.
Hi! Each one has a link so you can purchase from there.
The pink brush and hand painted watercolor are my favorite!
I’m partial to the mud cloth, but in blue. Most of these patterns could be painted by hand. Cheaper, and you’d get exactly the colors you want. The exception is the flamingos. That is amazing and the perfect pattern for removable wallpaper because I imagine that, after thoroughly loving it, you would want to replace it fairly soon.
These are cute! Perfect for us renters with boring white walls. 🙂
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