Custom Peel & Stick Wallpaper

Ravello and Caviar are textured and slip-resistant: Ravello has a canvas-like grain, Caviar a light stipple, and both work on walls, counters and floors. Brilliant is high-gloss, for murals and bold feature walls where vibrancy matters. Classic is a smooth matte, the easiest to install and ideal for fine detail without glare. All four use a repositionable adhesive.

When the installation needs to last a decade or more, when you want a premium texture like grasscloth, or when the room sees extreme or swinging temperature and humidity. Peel and stick is the right call for rentals, temporary installs, and anything you expect to refresh or rebrand. See all wallcovering materials.

Custom peel-and-stick wallpaper runs $8.50–$10.50 per square foot, with a 50 sq ft minimum per pattern and a lead time of 7–10 business days.

Yes. You need a felt squeegee and a utility knife: peel the backing, position the panel, and smooth from the center out. The repositionable adhesive lets you lift and realign before it sets, and most people finish a full room without professional help.

Not on a properly prepared wall. On primed, fully cured paint (allow 2–3 weeks), it peels away cleanly at a low angle with minimal residue. For a stubborn spot, a hair dryer on low softens the adhesive without lifting paint. See how to prepare surfaces.

The maximum printable width is 52 inches. Wider walls are printed as numbered panels with a 1-inch overlap that you trim for a seamless join, and every order comes with an installation schematic showing exactly where each panel goes.

Typically 5–10 years under normal conditions, and we've seen installations pass 10 years without issue. For a permanent installation or heavy wear, our traditional unpasted wallcoverings are the better choice.

Moisture-resistant, not waterproof. It handles splashes and wipes clean with a damp cloth, so it's fine in kitchens and most bathrooms. Avoid standing water and constant steam, and check the seams now and then in a humid room.

Ravello and Caviar can. Their textured, slip-resistant surfaces handle light to moderate foot traffic, in retail floors, lobbies and showrooms.

Yes. Certificates and lab reports for our wallcoverings, including ASTM E-84 and CAN/ULC S102 fire ratings and low-VOC emissions testing, are on our technical specifications page. Tell us your project's requirements and we'll confirm which materials meet them.

Yes. A material pack shows the textures with generic artwork, and a 12″ × 18″ press proof prints your actual artwork on the material you choose. The proof cost is credited toward your order when you start with a 50% deposit.