Arthouse Liquid Marbled Wallpaper - Blue - Floral

You'll need a wallpaper smoother, a tape measure, a level, a sharp knife or scissors, a pencil, a wallpaper brush, and a pasting table.

Measure the height and width of the wall you want to cover. Then, calculate the wall's area. Consider the pattern repeat and add extra for matching and wastage.

While it can be used in bathrooms, ensure there is adequate ventilation to prevent moisture buildup. The wallpaper is not specifically designed for high-moisture environments.

Carefully align the patterns from one strip to the next, following the pattern repeat specified on the wallpaper roll. This might lead to more waste.

If it's peelable wallpaper, you can start from a corner and gently peel it away. For other types, you may need a wallpaper remover solution and a scraper.

Use a good quality wallpaper adhesive that is appropriate for the wall type and the wallpaper material.

Ensure the wall is properly prepared (clean, smooth, dry). Use a suitable adhesive and apply it evenly. Press the wallpaper firmly against the wall, paying attention to the edges.

Use a smoothing tool to push out air bubbles from the center to the edges. Ensure the wall is smooth before applying the wallpaper.

Ensure the edges of the wallpaper are butted up closely together without overlapping. Use a seam roller to flatten the seams. Consider the lighting in the room, as it can make seams more or less visible.