William Morris Willow Boughs Wallpaper - Blue

The specific pattern repeat will be detailed in the product's manufacturer instructions included with the wallpaper. It's crucial to check this for accurate application and to minimize waste.

While the design is beautiful, it's best suited for low-moisture areas. For kitchens and bathrooms, consider a vinyl or washable wallpaper specifically designed for such environments.

Measure the width and height of your walls. Divide the total wall area by the area covered by one roll (check product details). Always round up to the nearest whole roll and consider the pattern repeat for more accurate calculations.

Most modern wallpapers are strippable, meaning they can be removed in large pieces when dry. Refer to the product's specific instructions for confirmation and best removal practices.

Essential tools include a sharp knife or blade, a smoothing brush or roller, a pasting table and brush (if pasting the paper), a spirit level or plumb line, a measuring tape, and a clean cloth.

While manufacturers strive for consistency, slight variations can occur between production batches. It's recommended to order all wallpaper needed for a project from the same batch to ensure colour uniformity.

Ensure the paste is evenly applied and the wallpaper is smoothed firmly onto the wall using a wallpaper brush or smoother. If bubbles appear while wet, carefully lift the edge and re-smooth.

Double-check the pattern repeat measurement. Ensure each strip is hung at the correct starting point and that the previous strip was hung level. Make minor adjustments before the paste dries.

Verify that the wall surface is properly prepared (clean, dry, and primed if needed). Ensure the correct type and amount of adhesive have been used according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Screen calibration can vary. Always order a sample if colour accuracy is critical. Note that lighting conditions in your room will also affect the perceived colour.