Belgravia Decor Wallpaper - Green - Animal

This is a 'paste the paper' wallpaper, meaning you apply the adhesive directly to the back of the wallpaper. Use a good quality, ready-mixed or powder adhesive suitable for standard wallpapers. Follow the adhesive manufacturer's recommendations.

For general cleaning, use a soft, slightly damp cloth to wipe the surface gently. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive moisture, which can damage the paper and its metallic highlights.

Yes, it can be used in hallways. However, for areas prone to scuffs and marks, consider applying a protective finish or be prepared for more frequent gentle cleaning.

The wallpaper has a 53cm pattern repeat and requires a 26.5cm offset pattern match. This means that when hanging the next strip, the pattern needs to be shifted vertically by 26.5cm to align with the previous strip.

Yes, the serene sage green colour and elegant feather design make it an excellent choice for creating a calming atmosphere in a bedroom.

To determine the number of rolls, measure the total width and height of your walls to calculate the square meterage. Account for the pattern repeat when calculating coverage per roll. Online wallpaper calculators or consulting a professional can help with precise measurements.

It is generally recommended to remove old wallpaper before applying new wallpaper to ensure a smooth finish and proper adhesion. If the existing wallpaper is firmly adhered and flat, it might be possible, but testing in an inconspicuous area is advised.

Gently lift the edge of the wallpaper and smooth out the bubble with a clean brush or roller, working from the center outwards. If the paste is still wet, this is often manageable. For dry paste, you may need to re-paste the section.

Ensure you are using the correct offset match (26.5cm). Double-check that the pattern on the second strip is aligned with the corresponding section of the first strip before applying paste. You may need to trim slightly if there's a significant mismatch, but try to avoid this.

Ensure the paste has been applied evenly and the paper has relaxed sufficiently. Avoid excessive handling or stretching. If the paper is weak, consider using a slightly thicker paste or ensuring the wall surface is not overly absorbent.

Ensure adequate lighting in the room. The metallic effect is best viewed under good light. Avoid touching the metallic areas directly with fingers, as oils can affect their sheen. Clean only with a damp cloth.