Restore & Reprint Damaged Wallpapers

We evaluate every damaged wallpaper to confirm it can be digitally repaired with our large-format press. Homeowners with faded patterns, torn edges, or water stains can trust us to bring their walls back to life. Here’s how we assess what’s possible, no matter the damage.

Checking What’s Wrong

First, we look at the damage up close. Send us a piece or a good photo, and we’ll spot issues like rips, mold, or sun fading. Small tears might seem tricky, but they’re no problem for us. Even big water marks or moldy patches don’t scare us off—we just need to see what we’re working with to get started.

Seeing the Design Details

The pattern tells us a lot. If your wallpaper’s flowers are half-gone or stripes are patchy, we can still fix it. Our artists use what’s left—however little—to rebuild the design perfectly. Faded colors - We’ve got thousands of shades to make them pop again. No matter how worn it looks, we’ll find a way to recreate it right.

Feeling the Wallpaper Itself

Fixable Signs

• Tears or stains don’t stop us.
• Faint patterns guide our artists.
• Any solid piece works for printing.
• Even moldy spots can be tackled.

We check if the wallpaper holds together. A dry, firm piece—even with damage—is perfect for our inks. Soggy or crumbling samples are fine too; our team can still render it fresh. As long as there’s something to work from, we’re good to go.

Planning the Digital Fix

Our artists test how to bring it back. They scan whatever you’ve got—a torn scrap or a blurry corner—and rebuild the missing parts. Even if it’s barely there, they’ll draw it out to match. We make sure the repair looks seamless with what’s already on your wall, keeping it simple and spot-on every time.

Matching Your Vision

Our Wallpaper Reproduction service fits your needs—big or small, we render anything, turning your damaged walls into something beautiful again.

We decide if your wallpaper can be repaired by looking at the damage, the design, and your wishes. Our artists can recreate anything, so your wallpaper restoration is always possible—and always stunning.

We assess your damaged wallpaper based on how much of the pattern we can still see, ensuring homeowners get the best fix. It’s not about the kind of damage; it’s about how much original material we have to work with. Here’s how we decide what’s a restoration and what’s a full-on recreation.

Measuring Pattern Loss

The key is how much of your design survives. We look at your wallpaper and check what’s visible. If less than half is damaged, like a few faded spots or small tears, it’s a straightforward restoration. But if over 50% is gone—hidden by stains, mold, or rips—it becomes a Reconstruction Project where our artists step in to redraw most of it.

Judging Visibility

Clear patterns make all the difference. Got a leafy print where half still shines through.. we’ll repair it fast, filling in the gaps. If more than half is blurred or missing—think a big water stain swallowing the design—we shift gears. Our team treats it as a reconstruction job, sketching out the lost parts from scratch to bring your wall back to life, no matter how little remains.

Assessing the Challenge

Repair vs. Rebuild Signs

• Under 50% damage means quick fixes.
• Over 50% loss calls for artist rendering.
• Clear sections guide easy repairs.
• Heavy damage sparks a full redraw.

Percentage drives the effort. A wall with 40% torn or faded stays a restoration - our artists patch it up using what’s there. Cross that 50% mark, like a moldy mess or burn/soot marks covering most of the pattern — and it becomes a reconstruction project. We rebuild it entirely, ensuring the new design fits your space perfectly, even with heavy damage.

Weighing Artist Effort

When half or more is destroyed, repair turns into art. Our team doesn’t just touch up—they recreate. A bathroom backsplash with 60% washed out from a leak can be rendered, making it whole again. This isn’t about patching; it’s about crafting a fresh version from the ground up, tailored to your home’s look and feel.

Fitting Your Goals

Your wall, your call. If less than half is damaged, we’ll restore it simply and quickly—perfect for a small living room fix. Over 50% gone - We’ll dive into a Reconstruction Project, delivering a stunning result that feels brand new. Either way, our artists handle it—keeping your wallpaper restoration beautiful, no matter how much we start with.

We can definitely get you a quote from a photo. Snap a clear shot of your wallpaper and email it to us. If it shows enough of the full pattern and damage, we’ll estimate the cost right away. Good lighting and a steady hand help us see what’s what, saving you time before we dig deeper.

Judging Photo Quality

Not all photos tell the whole story. A sharp, well-lit picture of a floral print with half still visible lets us gauge the wallpaper restoration job—cost included—without delay. Blurry, dark, or tiny shots - That’s trickier. If the pattern’s too fuzzy or chopped off, we can’t be sure what’s missing. We’ll let you know right then if it’s enough or not—honesty’s our promise.

Needing the Full Pattern

Photo vs. Sample Clues

• Clear shots show pattern and damage fast.
• Fuzzy pics leave gaps we can’t guess.
• Full design visibility sets the price.
• Samples clarify when photos fall short.

The pattern’s the key. If your photo captures the core design—like a repeating vine or tile grid—we’ll map out the fix and cost from there. But if damage hides over half, or the shot misses big chunks, we might need more. We’ll flag it upfront: “This works for now,” or “Send us the real thing.” No surprises—just clarity for your home project.

When a Sample Steps In

Sometimes, a physical piece seals the deal. Mailing us a scrap—even a small one—lets us scan and retouch it, spotting details a photo might skip, like texture or faint colors. It’s not always needed; but we do recommend sending a sample due to superior detail of the replication.

Keeping You in the Loop

Transparency’s our cornerstone. You’ll hear from us fast: ew’ll walk you through it, tying the Wallpaper Reproduction plan to your budget and timeline. Whether it’s a quick kitchen patch or a big bedroom redo, we start with what you’ve got and keep it clear every step.

We know humidity can mess up your damaged wallpaper, and for homeowners, that means repair costs can shift based on what it’s done to your walls—whether in a steamy bathroom or a damp kitchen. Our digital press fixes it all, but the price hinges on how bad the damage is and how it shows up on your pattern. Here’s what drives the cost when humidity’s in play.

Spotting Humidity’s Mark

Humidity leaves clues like mold, soot, or peeling, and we look at how much it’s hit your wallpaper. A little mold on a bedroom wall might be a quick fix, but a big black patch from a leaky pipe ups the ante. The more damage there is—say, soaking half your kitchen backsplash—the more time and effort we need to bring it back, nudging costs higher.

Weighing Pattern Contrast

Colors change the game. If your wallpaper’s light—like soft pastels in a nursery—mold or soot stands out like a sore thumb. That takes extra work to clean up digitally and match those delicate shades, pushing costs up. On a dark print—think bold vines in a dining room—the same mess blends in easier, keeping the fix simpler and cheaper. Contrast decides how tricky the repair gets.

Judging Damage Type

Cost Drivers

• Mold on pastels means more cleanup.
• Soot on dark prints stays low-effort.
• Chipping on dark walls hikes the work.
• Light scratches cost less to fix.

Damage style flips the script too. Dark wallpapers with lots of chipping, flaking, or tears—like a scratched-up hallway—need heavy rendering to smooth out every nick, driving costs higher. The same scratches on a light pattern - They’re less glaring, so we can patch them faster and cheaper. Humidity’s effects—whether it’s mold or wear—hit your budget based on how they clash with your design.

Scaling the Workload

The fix depends on how much we’re rebuilding. A pastel bathroom wall with 60% mold coverage turns into a Reconstruction Project—our artists redraw big chunks, which takes more hours and boosts the price. A dark kitchen strip with 30% flaking - That’s a quicker touch-up, keeping costs down. Humidity’s damage level sets the scope, and we price it straight-up from there.

Giving You the Bottom Line

We keep it clear for you. Send us a photo or sample, and we’ll break it down: light mold on a dark print might run low, while heavy tears on a bold pattern climb higher. Our Wallpaper Reproduction team adjusts for humidity’s toll—more contrast, more work, more cost. You’ll know exactly what you’re in for, tailored to your home’s walls and wallet.

We figure repair costs by how humidity’s damage shows on your wallpaper’s colors. Light patterns with mold or dark ones with scratches mean different workloads—our artists handle it all, keeping your wallpaper restoration affordable and honest.

We turn even the tiniest piece of your damaged wallpaper into a stunning recreation with our digital press, perfect for homeowners wanting to save a kitchen nook or bedroom wall. Size isn’t the trick—it’s how much of the full pattern we can see. Here’s how we make it work, no matter how small your scrap.

Focusing on the Pattern

Forget inches—it’s about the design. A postage-stamp-sized fragment can do the job if it shows most of your wallpaper’s core pattern—like a full flower or a clear stripe. We don’t need a big piece; we just need enough to spot the heart of your pattern’s motif. Send us what you’ve got, and we’ll tell you if it’s enough to start.

Seeing the Full Picture

The percentage of pattern matters most. A small shred with 80% of a leaf repeat or tile grid gives our artists plenty to recreate the whole thing. Even a corner showing half the design works if it’s clear—think a bathroom wave or a living room swirl. Less than that, and we’ll still try, but it might take more creativity to fill in the blanks.

Making It Work

Building from Little

Our artists shine with less. Got a scrap the size of a quarter with most of a rose intact - We’ll redraw the missing petals to match your dining room perfectly. A dime-sized bit with a full motif works too—we stretch it into a seamless wall. The smaller the piece, the more we lean on skill, but a good pattern slice makes it a breeze.

Setting Expectations

We keep it real for you. A fragment showing nearly all the design—however small—means a fast, spot-on recreation for your home. If it’s just a sliver with a hint of the pattern, we’ll still nail it, but it might take extra time and effort for a Wallpaper Reproduction masterpiece. Either way, you’ll know upfront how that little piece turns into your big win.

We recreate from the smallest fragment if it shows enough pattern—size doesn’t matter, percentage does. Our artists make your wallpaper restoration shine, turning scraps into beauty for any room.

We rely on our skilled artists and historians to breathe new life into your damaged wallpaper, turning faded or discolored walls—whether in a kitchen or bedroom—back into something beautiful. Homeowners love how we make colors pop again, and it’s our team’s talent that makes it happen. Here’s how we tackle it, step by step.

Spotting the Original Colors

Our artists start by finding the cleanest parts of your wallpaper. That untouched spot—like a corner behind a couch or a strip under a shelf—shows us what your colors used to be. A sun-bleached kitchen floral might have a crisp green leaf left; that’s our guide. We lean on their sharp eyes to pinpoint the true shades, no matter how faded the rest has gotten.

Nailing Down the Color Count

Next, our restoration team figures out how many colors belong in your design. A weathered bathroom wave might have three core hues—blue, white, and gray. They lock those in to keep everything steady and true. It’s their know-how that ensures your wallpaper restoration stays faithful to the original, not some made-up version.

Perfecting the Match

Color Revival Steps

• Clean areas reveal the real shades.
• Core colors stay consistent.
• Faded spots get expert touch-ups.
• Team skill ties it all together.

With those clean patches as a roadmap, our artists match the colors spot-on. They pull from thousands of shades to lift the washed-out parts—imagine a dining room’s dull red stripe turning bold again. Their knack for blending makes sure the fixed areas flow with what’s left, giving your wall a seamless, fresh look.

Bringing History Back

Our team’s talent shines here. They take a faded living room scroll or a yellowed hallway vine and rebuild the vibrancy—every detail crafted by hand and eye. A bathroom’s pastel fish dulled by time - They brighten it up, keeping each scale perfect. It’s their artistry, not just our tools, that makes your wallpaper feel alive again.

Showing You the Result

We put you first with a personal touch. Our historians and artists whip up a sample—maybe a bedroom’s golden swirls or a kitchen’s teal blooms—so you can see the colors reborn. Through our Wallpaper Reproduction service, they tweak it until it’s just right for your home. You’re in the loop, and your wall ends up stunning, thanks to their skill.

We make sure your damaged wallpaper blends perfectly with the undamaged parts, thanks to our artists’ skill and a top-notch color matching process. Homeowners want a fix that looks like nothing ever happened, but here’s the catch: small patches cost more per inch than bigger reprints. Here’s how we pull it off and why size matters.

Pinpointing the Colors

Our artists start by finding the truest colors in your undamaged sections. They use those clean spots as a guide, tapping into our huge library of over 20,000 shades, plus tools like Pantone and Sherwin Williams charts. This isn’t cheap work—it takes time to get every hue just right, setting the stage for a seamless match.

Matching with Precision

Our team locks in the exact colors from your wallpaper, whether it’s three shades in a bedroom pattern or five in a dining room scene. They tweak and test, using our Color Matching process to blend the repair into what’s still good. That faded green leaf - It’ll match the crisp one next door, no lines or mismatches showing.

Testing the Blend

Seamless Steps

• Clean areas set the color standard.
• Big shade library ensures accuracy.
• Test prints prove the match.
• Larger reprints save you money.

Before we commit, our artists make a sample — an accurate preview printed with our digital press. You’ll see it next to your undamaged wall under the same lighting conditions. This proofing step, part of the pricey recreation work, guarantees no weird edges or color shifts. It’s their talent that makes it look like one whole wall again.

Going Big for Value

Here’s the twist: patching a tiny spot isn’t the best bang for your buck. The real cost isn’t the printing—it’s our artists’ time recreating and matching those colors perfectly. Fixing a 6-inch tear might run high for the effort, but reprinting a full 6-foot section spreads that cost out. Your wallpaper restoration looks flawless, and you get more wall for your money—smart for any home fix.

Finishing with Care

Our team wraps it up with a keen eye. They check how the new print sits against your old wallpaper and adjust if a shade’s off. Larger reprints mean fewer seams to worry about, so your wall flows smooth from top to bottom. You end up with a repair that’s invisible and a budget that stretches further.

We ensure seamless blends with expert color matching and artist skill. Small patches work, but reprinting bigger sections gives your home restoration a perfect look for less cost per inch.

We adapt your damaged wallpaper to fit your walls perfectly, adjusting the pattern’s scale or repeat as needed with the expertise of our artists and historians. Homeowners want a fix that matches their space, and our team makes it happen. Here’s how we tweak the design for a custom look, no matter the damage.

Assessing the Original Pattern

Our artists start by studying what’s left of your wallpaper. They look at the undamaged parts to see how the pattern repeats—how often it loops across the wall—and how big each piece is. Even with tears or fading, they figure out the rhythm and size, setting the baseline for any changes you need.

Scaling It Up or Down

If you need a pattern bigger or smaller, we’ve got you covered. Our team can stretch a floral design to cover a taller wall or shrink a geometric repeat for a narrow strip. They adjust the scale carefully, keeping the look balanced so it doesn’t stretch weird or crowd up—perfect for fitting your exact measurements.

Tweaking the Repeat

Custom Fit Steps

• Pattern rhythm guides adjustments.
• Scale shifts match your wall size.
• Repeat tweaks avoid awkward cuts.
• Artists ensure a natural flow.

Sometimes the repeat needs a nudge. If the original loops too often or not enough for your space, our artists tweak it—maybe tightening it up so it doesn’t chop off mid-wall, or spacing it out for a smoother run. Their skill keeps the flow natural, blending the repaired section with what’s already there.

Testing the Adjustment

Before we print, our historians step in with a sample. They use our tools to test the new scale or repeat, showing you how it lines up with the undamaged areas in a digital preview before sending printed samples. You’ll see a small piece first—adjusted just right—so you can nod it off or ask for a tweak. This keeps your wallpaper restoration spot-on and personal.

Printing for Your Space

Once it’s set, our team locks in the custom fit. They render the whole design — bigger, smaller, tighter, or looser—based on your vision. Your Wallpaper Reproduction ends up tailored, seamless, and ready to shine.

We bring back the feel of your damaged wallpaper—even when textures are worn away or gone—thanks to the talent of our artists and historians. Homeowners want that special touch restored, and our team digs deep to make it happen.

Studying What’s Left

Our artists kick off by examining any hints of texture still hanging on. A rough patch or a faint groove in the undamaged spots gives them a starting point. They don’t need much; even a small clue helps them understand what the surface used to feel like before wear took over.

Building from History

When nothing’s left, our historians step up. They research old designs and materials—think vintage weaves or classic embossing—to guess what your wallpaper might have had. Their know-how fills the gaps, whether it’s a smooth grain or a bumpy ripple, so your wallpaper restoration feels true to its roots without copying anything else.

Crafting the Feel

Texture Tricks

• Tiny clues spark big recreations.
• Research fills in missing pieces.
• Artists draw every bump and line.
• Samples let you feel the result.

Our artists get to work sketching the texture by hand. They draw every detail—little ridges or soft waves—building it up digitally to match the vibe of your original. It’s their skill that turns a flat fix into something you’d swear you could run your fingers over, even if the old texture’s long gone.

Testing the Look

Our team uses our tools to print a small piece with the new texture, so you can check how it sits next to your wall. They tweak it if the roughness isn’t quite right or the depth’s off, ensuring it blends in like it was always there.

Finishing with Flair

Once you’re happy, our artists wrap it up. They spread that recreated texture across the whole repair—consistent and smooth from edge to edge. The cost comes from their time crafting it, not the printing, so you get a textured wallpaper repair that’s worth every penny. Your Wallpaper Reproduction is now a faithful replica of the original.

We put you in the driver’s seat when approving a digital proof for your damaged wallpaper, ensuring your home’s repair looks just right before we print. Homeowners deserve a say, and our process keeps it clear and easy. Here’s how we get your nod before the final run.

Crafting the First Look

Our artists start by pulling together your design—colors, patterns, textures—from whatever you’ve sent us. They work their magic, fixing the damage digitally, and whip up a small version of the repair. This isn’t the full wall yet—just a snapshot of what’s coming, made with our tools to show you the real deal.

Sending You the Proof

We get it to you fast. You’ll receive a physical sample in the mail—a little piece of your wallpaper restoration—or a high-quality digital file by email, depending on what works best. It’s big enough to see the details but small enough to keep costs low upfront. You’ll hold or view exactly what we plan to print, no guesswork needed.

Checking the Details

Proof Points

• Colors match your vision.
• Patterns line up smooth.
• Textures feel on point.
• Your feedback shapes the fix.

Take your time with it. Look at how the proof sits next to your undamaged wall—check if the shades blend, the design flows, and the surface feels right. Our historians ensure it’s true to the original, but you’re the judge. Spot something off - We’re ready to hear what you think—your input keeps it perfect.

Hearing Your Feedback

Tell us what’s working or what’s not. Call us, email, or chat live—our team’s all ears. Maybe the green’s a touch too dark, or the repeat’s slightly off. Our artists tweak it based on what you say, no hassle. We’ll send a new proof if needed, looping back until you’re happy—your home, your rules.

Giving the Green Light

Once it’s spot-on, you say go. A quick “Looks great” to us, and our Wallpaper Reproduction crew locks it in for printing. We don’t move forward without your thumbs-up—whether it’s a small patch or a big wall, your approval seals the deal. Then we roll out the full repair, confident it’s exactly what you want.

We make approving your digital proof simple and hands-on. Our artists and historians craft it, you check it, and we tweak it ‘til it’s perfect—ensuring your home restoration shines with your stamp on it.

We craft your damaged wallpaper repairs to stand tougher against water and mold, leaning on the skill of our artists and historians plus top certifications that set us apart. Homeowners want walls that last, and we deliver that edge. Here’s how our process boosts resistance for your home.

Starting with Strong Materials

Our team picks materials built to fight moisture from the get-go. We use premium vinyl that shrugs off water better than standard paper, paired with adhesives that lock out dampness. Our artists ensure every layer—repaired or not—gets the right foundation, so your walls stay solid even in humid spots.

Boosting Protection

Resistance Edge

• Vinyl beats water where paper fails.
• Certifications guide mold-proof steps.
• Adhesives block moisture creep.
• Repairs outlast the old stuff.

We add extra barriers during recreation, like moisture-resistant coatings that fend off splashes or steam. Those certifications aren’t just paper; they’re proof our team knows how to keep mold from creeping back, giving your wallpaper restoration a real shield.

Tailoring to Your Home

Every wall’s different, and we adjust for it. Our historians study your space—high humidity or past leaks—and our artists tweak the repair to handle it. A damp basement wall gets tougher treatment, thicker materials and prescribed sealants/primers than a dry hallway fix. With our certified know-how, we ensure your reprint holds up where it matters most.

We make repaired wallpapers tougher against water and mold with expert materials, certified skills, and custom care. Our artists and historians, armed with IICRC know-how, ensure your home restoration beats future damage hands down.

We offer peel-and-stick and unpasted options for your damaged wallpaper repairs, each brought to life by our artists and historians to suit your home’s needs. Homeowners want to know what works best, and our team breaks it down—ease, durability, and fit. Here’s how these two stack up for your restored walls.

Ease of Use

Peel-and-stick wins for simplicity. Our artists craft it with a sticky back you can slap up fast—no mess, no fuss. It’s perfect if you’re fixing a wall yourself and want it done quick. Unpasted takes more effort; our historians design it for pros who brush on glue and set it just right. It’s less DIY-friendly but gives a custom finish if you’ve got help.

Sticking Power

Both hold strong, but unpasted edges out for the long haul. Our team builds it to bond tight with the right adhesive—think walls that stay put for 20 years or more with good care. Peel-and-stick grips well too, lasting up to 15 years, but it’s less forgiving on rough surfaces. Your wallpaper restoration gets staying power either way, just pick what fits your wall’s quirks.

Damage Resistance

Option Rundown

• Peel-and-stick goes up easy, stays solid.
• Unpasted bonds longer, fights wear.
• Both shrug off water with vinyl.
• Prep decides how tough they stay.

Both substrates use vinyl, so they resist splashes and humidity — perfect for steamy or spill-prone spots. Unpasted gets a boost with thicker material and pro-grade adhesives that seal out moisture better, while peel-and-stick’s built-in layer does the job too.

The biggest difference is longevity, peel and stick will last 5-15 years, and unpasted can last decades with the right installation, wall prep, adhesives and maintenance.

Wall Fit and Look

Peel-and-stick flexes for quick fixes—our historians tweak it to peel off clean if you change your mind later. It’s great for small patches or temporary updates, though it might bubble on uneven walls. Unpasted hugs tighter to tricky surfaces, letting our artists restore big, bumpy areas with a flawless flow. Your space decides which shines brighter.

Cost and Time

Peel-and-stick saves upfront—it’s ready out of the box, cutting labor costs if you’re hands-on. Our Wallpaper Reproduction team makes it fast to print and ship. Unpasted costs more to install—glue and pro time add up—but spreads the recreation effort over a bigger job, often a better deal for whole walls. Either way, you’re paying for our talent, not just the material.

We’ve got your back when it comes to protecting your damaged wallpaper from sun damage in bright rooms, thanks to our artists and historians who know how to keep colors alive. Homeowners want walls that stand up to sunlight, and we recommend options like Dreamscape wallcoverings paired with UV inks. Here’s what works best to keep your space vibrant.

Picking Dreamscape Type I

Our team loves Dreamscape Type I for lighter, budget-friendly fixes. It’s a 13-ounce vinyl—thinner but still tough—that holds up in less busy rooms. Our artists use it where sun hits but traffic doesn’t, like a quiet study. It’s not as heavy-duty as Type II, but with their skill, it resists fading when paired with the right inks, keeping your walls sharp without breaking the bank.

Going with Dreamscape Type II

For brighter, busier spots, we lean on Dreamscape Type II. This 20-ounce vinyl is thicker and certified for scrubbability and tear resistance—perfect for high-traffic areas with big windows. Our historians pick it for its durability, knowing it’ll shrug off UV wear better. Our artists make it pop, ensuring your wallpaper restoration stays bold even under daily sun.

Locking in UV Inks

Sun-Proof Edge

• UV inks cure fast, fight fade.
• Artists tweak for max colorfastness.
• Type II boosts ink grip.
• Proofs show you the staying power.

UV inks are our secret weapon. Our artists use these light-cured inks because they harden quick and cling tight, cutting down on color fade—called colorfastness in the trade. They’re tougher than regular inks, holding onto vibrancy for years. Our team fine-tunes them to your design, and with Type II’s grip, they stick even better, keeping sun damage at bay in bright rooms.

Boosting with Expertise

Our historians dig into what makes materials last—like how vinyl and UV inks team up against sunlight. They’ve studied fading patterns and know Type II’s heft plus UV curing beats Type I for brutal exposure. Our artists layer that know-how into every job, tweaking ink mixes so your reprint doesn’t just look good now—it stays good. That’s your sun-resistant wallpaper edge.

Testing Before You Commit

We don’t leave you guessing. Our team prints a sample with UV inks on your chosen Dreamscape—Type I or II—and sends it over. You’ll see how it holds up under light, thanks to our Wallpaper Reproduction process. If it’s a sun-soaked room, we’ll push for Type II with max ink strength.

We build your damaged wallpaper backsplash to last, with our artists and historians crafting repairs that stand the test of time when you treat them right. Homeowners want to know how long their fix holds up, and it depends on the type—peel-and-stick or unpasted. Here’s what you can expect with good care.

Peel-and-Stick Longevity

Our peel-and-stick repairs clock in at 5 to 15 years with proper upkeep. Our artists make it tough—using vinyl that fights wear—but it’s the sticky back that sets the limit. Keep it clean and dry, and you’ll hit the high end, like 15 years of splash-proof beauty behind your sink. Skip the care, and you’re looking at closer to 5.

Unpasted Endurance

Unpasted backsplashes go the distance — measured in decades. Our historians design it with heavy-duty vinyl and pro-grade adhesives that bond for the long haul. Our artists ensure it’s a perfect fix, so with a wipe here and there, your wall stays strong through years of steam and spills.

Care That Counts

Lifespan Boosters

• Wipe it down to dodge grease.
• Dry it quick to stop mold.
• Artists’ work shines with upkeep.
• Material choice sets the ceiling.

Proper care’s the key. Our repairs—peel-and-stick or unpasted—hold up best when you keep moisture and grime off. A quick cloth and mild soap keep the backsplash restoration vibrant; letting water sit cuts years off. Our team’s skill gives you a head start, but your habits decide how far it goes.

Material Matters

Peel-and-stick’s lighter build makes it easier to swap out, but unpasted’s thicker vinyl and glue combo digs in deeper. Our artists tweak each to resist daily wear—splashes, heat, you name it. Unpasted wins for longevity because it’s less likely to peel or fade, especially in tough spots, giving your repair decades of life with steady care.

Real-World Results

With our Wallpaper Reproduction process, you’ll see it last. Peel-and-stick might give you 10 years behind a stove with regular cleaning—plenty for a quick refresh. Unpasted could hit 25 years or more in the same spot, thanks to our historians’ know-how and your diligence. Either way, our tools and talent mean your backsplash stays solid as long as you maintain it.

We absolutely do — our damaged wallpaper repairs shine with eco-friendly options like Terralon and more from Dreamscape’s sustainable line, brought to life by our artists and historians. Homeowners want green choices that look good and feel good, and we’ve got a lineup that delivers both. Here’s why our eco-friendly vinyls are a win for your walls and the planet.

Leading with Terralon

Our go-to is Terralon—a game-changer with 31% post-consumer recycled content from plastic bottles. Our artists craft it PVC-free, cutting out the nasty stuff like lead or plasticizers. It’s breathable too, letting moisture pass through to dodge mold, perfect for any room. This isn’t just a repair; it’s a sustainable wallpaper restoration that’s tough, stunning, and kind to the earth.

Smoothing It Out

For a sleeker vibe, we offer Terralon Smooth. It’s the same eco-smart base—31% recycled, no PVC—but with a flat finish our historians love for modern looks. Our artists use it where texture’s not the star, giving your walls a clean, green glow. It’s just as durable and mold-resistant, proving eco doesn’t mean boring.

Adding Texture with Regatta

Want a subtle touch - Terralon Regatta brings a light canvas weave to the table. Our team keeps it at that 31% recycled mark, PVC-free and breathable, while adding a bit of depth. It’s a favorite for homeowners who want eco-friendly wallpaper with character—our artists make it pop, and it holds up just as strong as the rest.

Exploring Duralon

Green Lineup

• Terralon: Bold and breathable.
• Smooth: Sleek and simple.
• Regatta: Textured and tough.
• Duralon: Light and lean.

Then there’s Duralon—Dreamscape’s lightweight eco gem. Our historians pick it for its lower impact, still dodging PVC and leaning on sustainability. It’s not as heavy as Terralon’s Type II muscle, but our artists make it work for less demanding spots, keeping your home restoration green and budget-friendly without skimping on style.

Pitching the Planet

Our Wallpaper Reproduction crew pairs every option with UV inks for fade-proof color, and our certifications back it up—think LEED credits and IICRC know-how. You get walls that last, from 5-15 years with peel-and-stick Terralon to decades with unpasted Duralon, all while saving bottles from landfills. It’s eco-smart, artist-driven, and built for your home—proof you can go green without giving up great.

We break down the cost of fixing your damaged wallpaper so homeowners know exactly what’s behind the price, with our artists and historians steering the job. It’s not just about printing—it’s the work to get there. Here’s what drives the bill for your wall repair.

Condition of Your Sample

The state of your original piece sets the tone. A clean, dry sample—say, a small strip with clear details—keeps costs low because our artists can jump right in. A soggy, moldy scrap needs extra prep, like drying or stabilizing, before we even start. The worse it’s beat up, the more time our team spends, nudging the price up.

How Much Design We Can Use

The percentage of usable design matters big-time. If 80% of your pattern’s intact our historians can recreate it fast, keeping costs down. Drop to 20%, and it’s a Reconstruction Project—our artists redraw tons from scratch. Less to work with means more effort, and that hits your wallet.

Scope of the Fix

Cost Drivers

• Rough samples take more prep.
• Low design left means big rebuilds.
• Colors add matching time.
• Complex patterns up the hours.

The amount of repair needed shifts the numbers. A small tear’s a quick patch—cheap and easy. Half a wall trashed by water or wear - That’s hours of restoration, boosting the tab. Our team’s skill fixes it all, but the bigger the wallpaper restoration job, the more it costs to get it right.

Colors in the Mix

More colors mean more work. A two-tone stripe is simple—our artists match and separate fast. A nine-color scene with shading and blends - They’ve got to reproduce each hue, pull them apart, and nail the mix—think Pantone-level precision. Every extra shade adds time, pushing the price higher for your custom repair.

Design Complexity and Material Choice

A plain grid’s a breeze, but a swirling vintage pattern with tiny details requires our team dig deep, driving up hours and cost. Then there’s the substrate — basic vinyl’s affordable, but go for Terralon or Type II, and the eco or durability perks bump the material price. Our Wallpaper Reproduction reflects every choice you make.

We peg repair costs to your sample’s state, design leftovers, fix size, color count, pattern intricacy, and material pick. Our artists and historians make your home restoration shine—every factor’s clear, so you know what you’re paying for.

We shape your damaged wallpaper restoration budget around how much damage we’re facing, with our artists and historians tailoring the work to fit your home and wallet.

Sizing Up the Damage

The bigger the problem, the bigger the bill. A little tear or faded spot—maybe a corner peeled loose—takes our artists minutes to fix, keeping your wallpaper restoration cheap. A whole wall soaked from a leak or shredded by wear- That’s hours or days of effort, pushing the budget up as we tackle the sprawl.

Measuring What’s Left

How much good wallpaper remains flips the cost too. If 90% of your wall’s fine, our historians just patch the bad 10%—quick work, low price. Drop to 40% intact, and it’s a Reconstruction Project—our artists redraw over half from scratch. Less to start with means more labor, and that’s where the dollars climb.

Effort Scales with Scope

Budget Shifters

• Small damage, small fix, small cost.
• Big ruin needs big rebuilds, big bucks.
• Less left means more art time.
• Full walls outprice tiny patches.

The scope of repair swings the total. A single rip’s a light lift—our team mends it fast with our tools. A wall hit by water top to bottom - That’s heavy lifting—cleaning, rendering, matching—eating up hours. The more damage spreads, the more our home restoration budget grows to cover the grind.

Time and Talent Stack Up

Our artists’ time is the real driver. Minor damage might take a day—think a quick sketch and print—keeping costs tight. Massive damage could stretch to weeks, with our historians piecing together what’s gone and artists rebuilding every inch. The bigger the extent, the more their skill costs, piling onto your final tab.

The good news is that our process is completely transaprent from Day One. We evaluate your project from a photo and let you know upfront what the costs will be. Once locked in, these estimated costs are honored all the way until completion of the project, unless you introduce new requirements or change a substrate, the price we give you from the start is the price you pay in the end.

We see a big cost twist when fixing your damaged wallpaper—small patches cost more per inch than full walls, and our artists and historians push for bigger repairs to make it worth your while. Homeowners might think small’s cheap, but here’s why going big saves money and looks better.

Small Patch Pitfalls

A tiny patch—like a 6-inch fix—sounds simple, but it’s pricey for what you get. Our artists still spend hours recreating the design—matching colors, patterns, details—before our tools even print it. That recreation’s the real cost, not the printing, so a small job carries the same heavy upfront work with less wall to show for it. It’s not efficient.

Full Wall Wins

A full wall flips the script. Our historians might take days to rebuild a 10-foot stretch, but that effort spreads over way more space. Printing a big sheet with our tools costs a bit more, sure, but it’s peanuts compared to the recreation time our artists pour in. You pay more total for the wallpaper restoration, but you’re getting a lot more bang per buck.

Recreation Rules the Budget

Cost Truths

• Small patches waste recreation effort.
• Full walls stretch every dollar.
• Upfront work’s the same either way.
• Bigger jobs mean better value.

Here’s the deal: recreation’s usually represents the larger portion of the budget given all the manual labor involved. Whether it’s a patch or a wall, our team does the same deep dive—hours of skill to get it right. A small fix doesn’t justify that; you’re stuck with high costs for a tiny result. A full wall spreads that work across feet, not inches, making your home restoration cost-effective and consistent.

Consistency Pays Off

Small patches can look off—seams or slight mismatches show up. Our artists hate that; they’d rather reprint a whole wall for a seamless flow. Going big cuts those risks and justifies their time—your repair blends better, and the price per foot drops. It’s not just about fixing; it’s about transforming with value.

Smart Spending Tip

Skip the patch trap and go for more wall. A 6-inch job might hit hard per inch, while a 10-foot run evens out, thanks to our Wallpaper Reproduction focus on recreation over printing. Our team’s talent shines brighter across a full repair, saving you cash in the long run and giving your space a flawless finish.