Residential and commercial wallpaper installation in Brooklyn, NY, matched to the material you've chosen and the wall it's going on.
Wallpapers differ in weight, backing, paste and pattern; walls differ in age, texture and condition. The service conversation starts with both: what you'd like to hang, and what's there now.
Hanging wallpaper well is as much planning as pasting. The layout decides where the first strip goes, how the pattern meets the ceiling line and where the final seam falls, ideally somewhere the eye won't land.
We install traditional papers, non-woven and vinyl wallcoverings in living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, hallways, powder rooms and other interior spaces.
Peel-and-stick is easier to change later, but it is less forgiving of the surface beneath it. Texture, dust, fresh paint and uneven patches can all affect how well it holds.
The product's own guidance and a look at the wall help decide whether self-adhesive wallpaper suits the space, or whether a traditional paper would be the better fit.
Offices, shops, restaurants and other commercial interiors raise practical questions: material durability, access to the space, timing around business hours and how the room is used day to day.
Talking those through early keeps the scope clear before work begins.
Wallpaper shows what's underneath it. Old adhesive, loose paint, cracks, holes and highly absorbent patches may need attention before hanging, and some materials call for a primer made for wallcoverings.
The right preparation depends on both the wall and the product, which is why it's part of the conversation from the start.
Panel murals, grasscloth and other natural-fiber wallcoverings, textured papers and other specialty products often come with their own handling and alignment instructions.
Having the product name or installation sheet helps, but you're welcome to call while you're still deciding.
Removing an older wallcovering can reveal anything from a clean surface to layers of paper and paste. What comes off, and what the wall needs afterwards, depends on how it was originally hung.
Start with a conversation about the room.
Call with a question or describe the wallcovering you have in mind. If seeing the wall in person would help, ask whether an on-site visit or measurements can be arranged.