r/Wallcovering

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What makes this wallpaper curl and stink?

Since I can remember, this wallpaper along with some Scalamandre papers curl like crazy once pasted and are annoying to work with. (Lee Jofa Modern
Gwp-3413.101 | Hutch Cream - Lee Jofa Modern)

They also have a harsh smell straight out of the roll.

What causes that? Is it the paper stock, coating, inks, sizing, or something else?

Is there a method that helps reduce the curling, or is that just how these papers are? Could it be related to pasting method? For reference, we usually use Roman 880 on these.

u/KnowledgeCipher — 3 days ago

Wallpaper quality?

Hi!

I'm looking at getting the Peel and Paper Joanna wallpaper on a mural/feature wall. I will probably do the paste version instead of the removable stick version.

However I've just had a contractor visit and advised against online wallpaper as the quality can be really variable...

Has anyone used the paste Peel and paper wallpaper? Perhaps specifically the Joanna design? Is the quality okay? Or should i be looking elsewhere?

Thanks!

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u/throwaway_864428491 — 4 days ago

Easy day

This had to be trimmed at the table (not by me thankfully) to minimize the misalignment of little round medallion which would have been noticed the most. The trim lines were dead on top of one another, no room to dc. Still, with a 45 yr experienced trimmer, on glass, still doesn’t compare to a dc. Still came out flawless… just not on a micro level as with dc.

With some experienced magic and a hint of luck to balance everything out. One area the chairrail to crown was around 1/2” difference.

u/wcproaz — 7 days ago
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Wallpaper advice please!!!

Hello all, I’m trying to decide which wallpaper for this wall. This is my ideas so far. What are your thoughts between these two I have picked out? I’m also open to other suggestions or ideas. Thanks in advance!

u/UnstoppableLuff — 9 days ago

Looking for advice on wide windows and the c-shaped pieces on each side

How do you approach papering around a long window to maintain a perfect match? Long side 1, short underside pieces, long side 2, short upper pieces? Or some other sequence? No matter how hard I try there is always some adjustment to make. Yesterday this was combined with a wavy wall and a tight geometric pattern, and I left discouraged I wasn’t leaving my best work behind.

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u/jesuiscatd — 8 days ago