Find out how the process works — and if it's really as easy as it looks What It Is: Installing temporary removable wallpaper from Chasing Paper Who Tried It: Megan Stein, PEOPLE Home and Travel ...

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While peel-and-stick wallpaper tiptoed into the marketplace more than a decade ago, today the concept is omnipresent, available everywhere from bespoke artisans to mega-retailers. Why? Well, for one, ...

My boyfriend and I bought our house several years ago, but one room has been more or less forgotten since we moved in – our small third bedroom. The idea was that I'd use it as an office since I work ...

Self-adhesive wallpapers offer an easy way to refresh any space. Quick to apply and versatile, they are ideal for rentals, offices, or creative corners.

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Temporary wallpaper challenged Cece Bowman’s commitment to designing for longevity. But with the shift to working from home, the designer from Kemble Interiors in Palm Beach is “100% behind creating ...

If you can't live with the layout of your space, a temporary wall may be just the solution you need. For decades, renters have relied on temporary walls to "make it work" under less-than-ideal ...

Interior designer Colette Clark was decorating old Victorian homes with luxurious patterned fabrics and ornate wallpaper meant to last for decades, but she was moving almost annually - from the Grand ...

Sabrina Soto knows all about reinventing a room. Growing up in Miami, the HGTV host constantly experimented with her childhood bedroom’s design, transforming it to reflect her ever-changing tastes.

Remember the old wallpaper setup: A tray full of messy paste, heavy brushes and rollers? And if you made a mistake or wanted to remove it? Good luck starting over. It’s no wonder that it fell out of ...