Peel and stick wallpaper adds personality to your room while coming down simply when it’s time to relocate, whether you’re a renter, a college student, or just a commitment-phobe. There are many wonderful wallpapers to choose from, including bold stripes, rich flowers, herringbone, and mixed materials. 

A pattern on the wall acts as both art and decor, giving texture and character to your room. Additionally, it will make your ceilings appear higher and provide an interesting backdrop for wall hangings. 

Nevertheless, selecting the room you want to upgrade is surely a tough decision to make. But we are here to help you out! Continue reading to know three rooms you can update. 

Living Room 

This is ideal for adding a splash of color to your living space. Compared to wallpapering a whole room, you can create an accent wall that is less expensive. And, if you choose the proper style, a wallpapered accent wall can be a real eye-catcher! 

Furthermore, you can use removable wallpaper in your living room in a variety of ways. Many people, for example, have odd tiny cubbies or nooks in their homes that they don’t know what to do with. If your living room also has those nooks, you can cut the wallpaper and stick it there. Similarly, you can cover the fronts of the drawers and storage boxes to match the rest of the room’s aesthetics. 

Bedroom 

When it comes to replacing the wallpaper in the bedroom, many people overlook the fifth wall (the ceiling), which is something that needs to be addressed. You can use herringbone peel and stick wallpaper to elevate the walls and add depth to your bedroom. Wallpapering the ceiling can offer a lot of character, appear to enhance the proportions of a problematic space, or add more pattern to a space. 

Likewise, peel and stick wallpaper is a fantastic alternative for renovating bedroom furniture if you’re looking for a quick and easy DIY project with no mess. 

If you change your mind later, the paper can be removed without causing damage. Peel and stick wallpaper can be used on the front, sides, tops, and even the insides of the furniture. It’s also great for a kid’s room as they can play with the decor without damaging it. 

Kitchen 

When it comes to modifying the more permanent components of a kitchen, such as removing wall cabinets, installing new worktops, or retiling, there isn’t often much you can do as a tenant. But don’t be discouraged—there are plenty of easy ways to inject some personality into your

kitchen. With peel and stick wallpaper, you can transform the insides of your kitchen cabinets from drab to fab. 

For example, to obtain an open-plan shelving-type effect, start by removing your kitchen cabinet doors (and storing them somewhere safe). You may also use a creative wallpaper to cover the back of my “open plan” cupboards to create a visually pleasing backdrop for all my dishes and glassware. 

Wrapping It All Up 

Updating your rooms does not have to be a hassle. So, try the ideas given above and use peel and stick wallpapers to elevate your house’s appeal.