Bring samples into your room and view them at different times of day under natural and artificial light. Green hues can shift with lighting conditions, so test them alongside your furniture and fabrics. Consider the room’s overall colour palette; complementary tones will create harmony, while contrasting shades add interest.
Start with clean, smooth, and dry walls. Fill any cracks or holes with filler and sand lightly for an even surface. Apply a primer if needed to improve adhesion and prevent colour bleed. Proper preparation ensures the wallpaper lies flat and adheres well, giving a professional finish.
Yes, but choose wallpapers with moisture-resistant finishes or vinyl coatings. Laura Ashley offers options designed for such environments. Ensure proper ventilation to reduce humidity build-up, and follow manufacturer guidelines for installation to prevent peeling or mould growth.
Measure the height and width of each wall, accounting for doors and windows. Divide the total width by the wallpaper roll width to determine the number of drops required. Add an extra 10% for waste and pattern matching. Use online calculators or consult store advisors for precise measurements.
It’s possible if the existing surface is in good condition—smooth, clean, and firmly adhered. Remove any loose or peeling wallpaper first. For painted walls, ensure the paint is cured and not flaking. Using a lining paper can provide a better base and improve adhesion.
Regular dusting with a soft brush or vacuum attachment prevents dirt buildup. For stains, gently wipe with a damp cloth and mild detergent, testing in an inconspicuous area first. Avoid harsh chemicals. Consider applying a protective sealant if the wallpaper is in a high-traffic zone.
