Collection: Magnolia Home Wallpaper

Magnolia Home Wallpaper

Transform the look and feel of your home with our collection of high-quality wallpaper. Our selection includes a wide variety of wallpaper options, such as traditional and modern patterns, textured wallpapers, and murals, that are perfect for adding a touch of personal style and character to any room in your home. We offer a range of colors, designs, and styles, such as contemporary, traditional, and bohemian, so you can find the perfect pieces to match your personal taste and home decor. All of our wallpaper is made with high-quality materials and construction, ensuring that they will last for years to come and enhance the look and feel of your home. 

Finding the Perfect Wallpaper

Wallpaper has the power to revolutionize any space. The right choice can inject character, depth, and flair into any room. However, with a multitude of options, selecting the ideal wallpaper can seem daunting. To assist you, we've compiled a guide on how to choose the perfect wallpaper for your needs.

Initially, consider the various types of wallpaper materials. Each material has distinctive attributes and advantages. Popular choices include vinyl, fabric-backed, grasscloth, and peel-and-stick wallpapers. Vinyl wallpapers are durable and easy to clean, ideal for high-traffic areas like kitchens and bathrooms. Fabric-backed wallpapers exude a luxurious touch, perfect for adding texture to a room. Grasscloth wallpapers give a natural, organic vibe, while peel-and-stick wallpapers are perfect for a quick and hassle-free installation.

Having decided on the material, the next step is to pick the right pattern and color. Reflect on the overall theme and style of your space. If you lean towards a minimalist aesthetic, choose wallpapers with refined lines and understated patterns. If you prefer a vibrant and eclectic look, select bold patterns and bright colors. Remember to factor in the size of the room. Larger patterns can make a small room feel even smaller, whereas smaller patterns can create an illusion of space.

Lastly, ensure you measure and calculate the quantity of wallpaper required. Measure the height and width of each wall you intend to cover and compute the total square footage. Take into account any windows, doors, or other obstacles that may affect the measurements. Always add a little extra to your estimate to cater for any errors or future touch-ups.

With these tips, you're now prepared to select the perfect wallpaper for your space. Here at Magnolia, we offer a broad spectrum of top-quality wallpapers in various materials, patterns, and colors to match every style and preference. Explore our collection and let your walls narrate your unique story.

Guide to Wallpaper Installation

Ready to give your walls a stunning makeover with our exquisite wallpaper? Follow this step-by-step guide to wallpaper installation for a professional finish. Before you start, ensure all the necessary tools and materials are at your disposal.

Preparing the wall surface is critical for successful wallpaper installation. Begin by thoroughly cleaning the walls to remove any dirt, dust, or grease. Fill any cracks or holes with spackling compound and sand them smooth. If your walls have existing wallpaper, ensure it's entirely removed before proceeding.

Once the wall surface is clean and smooth, you can start applying the wallpaper. Measure and cut the wallpaper into strips, leaving a few extra inches at the top and bottom for trimming. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for applying adhesive to the wallpaper or directly to the wall.

Align the first strip of wallpaper with the ceiling or a plumb line, ensuring it's straight and level. Smooth out any air bubbles or wrinkles using a wallpaper smoothing brush or a damp sponge. Continue with the remaining strips, matching the patterns and edges as you go along.

After all the wallpaper is hung, use a sharp utility knife to trim off any excess at the top and bottom. Press the edges of the wallpaper against the wall using a wallpaper seam roller. Let the wallpaper dry completely before moving any furniture back into the room.

The tools and materials you'll need for successful wallpaper installation include:

• Wallpaper rolls
• Measuring tape
• Straightedge or level
• Utility knife
• Spackling compound
• Sandpaper
• Adhesive
• Wallpaper smoothing brush or damp sponge
• Wallpaper seam roller

By following this wallpaper installation guide and using the right tools and materials, you can achieve a spectacular transformation for your walls. Visit Magnolia for a vast selection of top-quality wallpapers to match any style or aesthetic.

Caring for Your Wallpaper

Proper care and maintenance can ensure your wallpaper remains in excellent condition and retains its beauty for years. Whether you've opted for a bold patterned design or a subtle textured wallpaper, here are some tips for preserving its charm:

Cleaning and Removing Stains from Wallpaper:

Start by using a soft brush or dusting cloth to clean off any loose dirt or dust. For light stains, gently wipe the affected area with a damp sponge or cloth using a mild detergent solution. Avoid using harsh cleaners or scrubbing excessively as this can damage the wallpaper. For stubborn stains, refer to the manufacturer's instructions or seek professional advice.

Prolonging the Life of Your Wallpaper:

To maintain the beauty and lifespan of your wallpaper, remember to:

• Shield it from direct sunlight, which can cause fading over time. Consider using window treatments like blinds or curtains.
• Refrain from placing furniture directly against the wallpaper to prevent indentations or damage. Use furniture pads or change the furniture layout periodically.
• Ensure the room is well-ventilated to prevent moisture build-up, which can cause the wallpaper to peel or warp. Use a dehumidifier if needed.
• Avoid using wallpaper in high-moisture areas like bathrooms or kitchens where steam and humidity can weaken the adhesive and cause peeling.

Repairing Damaged Wallpaper:

Address any tears, scratches, or other damage promptly to prevent further deterioration. Small tears or scratches can be mended using a wallpaper repair adhesive. For larger damage, it may be necessary to replace the affected section or seek professional assistance.

By adhering to these care and maintenance guidelines, you can ensure your wallpaper continues to look its best for years to come.