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For renters
Swatches measure a generous 24 x 12 inches, printed on the same exact material as the roll you'll install. Tape it up, leave it for a week, and see how it makes you feel.
Get a sample, save some $
Every pattern in the shop qualifies for the swatch discount, but here are our favorites for temporary installs 👇
Cream and pale grounds that keep a small bedroom feeling open.
Colorways: Winter Moss · Fern Mist · Pale Rain · Harvest Fog
Deep grounds for one wall you want to feel enclosed and quiet.
Colorways: Old Growth · Deep Moss Green · Dark Teal Jewel Canyon · Pine Shadow
One light, one dark, one warm, and one you probably would not have picked off a screen.
Colorways: Winter Moss · Old Growth · Saddle · Harvest Rose
Mid-scale, hand drawn, and calm enough to live with in an apartment, dorm, or rental house. Every design comes as a swatch, and every one of them is printed on the same high-quality paper a designer would order.
24 x 12 inches on the same paper as the roll. Tape it to the wall and live with it for a week. If you're renting, start with peel & stick: the swatch doubles as your paint test.
The calculator tells you how many. Most accent walls take two rolls. Your $20 credit comes off orders of two rolls or more, and it's good for a month.
Both materials are DIY, no installer. Peel & stick goes up the day it arrives, on paint that has cured 30 days. Pre-pasted needs the wall primed first, so plan that part ahead.
From the person who drew it
I drew every pattern in this shop, and I read every email. If you're stuck between two colorways, or you're not sure your paint will take peel & stick, send me a photo of the wall in daylight and one after dark, and tell me how you want the room to feel. I'll tell you which two to swatch, and I'll be honest with you if I think it's the wrong wall for it.
I don't think a home has to be owned to feel yours, to feel finished. One wall with with a pattern nobody else on your street has, changes how your home feels to walk into. You don't have to live in millenial gray design purgatory just because you signed a lease.
xo, Stacie
Founder & Illustrator, Pine + Feather Studio
The part you're a little bit worried about
Yes. Both of these are designed to come off, easily and without damage to your wall. Paint an accent wall and you'll have to paint it back before you leave, matching the code, two coats, a lost weekend. This comes off in an afternoon.
Start at a top corner and peel slowly at a low angle, adding a bit of heat if needed to soften the adhesive. Our manufacturer rates it fully removable within a year; after that it still comes off, but the adhesive has had longer to bond and the wall may need a tiny bit of touch-up.
Rated for short- or long-term use with no limit to when you can remove it. Costs les per roll compared to peel & stick. Simply spritz the surface with warm water, wait a few minutes, peel from a corner, and wipe the wall.
No water, no paste, no primer needed for install. Peel & stick is rated for short-term use, up to a year, and fully removable inside that year. However it needs eggshell, satin or semi-gloss paint underneath, cured for at least 30 days before covering.
Rated for short-term or long-term use, with no removal window. Comes off with warm water. Needs a primed wall first.
Neither one is paint, and both are designed to come off. Peel and stick needs walls painted at least thirty days earlier, and it needs the right kind of paint, which is the next section.
Both materials are specified for smooth, flat walls. Orange peel or knockdown texture needs a liner or skim coat first. If your walls have texture, order a swatch and press it on. You'll know in a day.
Powder room with no shower: yes, either material. Full bath with a shower or tub: peel & stick is specified as not suitable for high-moisture rooms, and for a wall that gets steam and cleaning we'd point you at a commercial-grade paper rather than either of these materials.
Away from the stove and sink, both work. The backsplash zone gets splashed and scrubbed; leave it painted or try a removable peel-and-stick tile treatment.
Yes. Any swatch order earns it. We email the code the day your swatches ship, and it comes off orders of two rolls or more within a month.
Not on paint that has cured for at least 30 days. Peel slowly from a top corner at a low angle and it comes off clean. On fresh paint or a poorly primed wall, any adhesive can lift the finish, which is why we say wait 30 days.
Yes, if you choose the right material. Peel and stick and pre-pasted both come off without damaging the wall. Most leases allow removable wallpaper; if yours is unclear, ask, and send the install guide with the question.
Not reliably. It is designed for smooth, flat walls, and on orange peel the adhesive only touches the high points. If your rental has texture, order a $9 swatch and press it on before you commit to rolls.
In a powder room with no shower, yes, with either material. In a full bathroom with a shower or tub, no. Steam gets under both peel and stick and pre-pasted and can cause it to peel. That wall needs a commercial-grade paper.
Peel and stick: start at a top corner and peel slowly at a low angle. Pre-pasted: wet the surface with warm water, wait a few minutes, peel from a corner, then wipe the wall. Both install guides walk through it step by step.
Rolls are 2 ft x 12 ft high. Use our wallpaper calculator with your wall's width and height and it will tell you the exact count with a 10% buffer.
Our manufacturer rates it for short-term use, up to about a year, and it is fully removable within that year. It does not stop working at twelve months. The adhesive keeps bonding, so past a year it still comes off, but the wall may need touching up afterward. We suggest applying a bit of heat from a heat gun or blow dryer to soften the adhesive.
Pre-pasted is rated for short-term or long-term use with no removal window, and costs $34 less per roll.
Yes. Our pre-pasted is what's called a "strippable" paper. Simply wet the surface with warm water, let it soak in for a few minutes, and peel slowly from a corner. That makes it a great choice for a long-term rental.
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It ships free, and we'll email you a $20 credit toward your rolls the day it ships. Every pattern is hand drawn in my Idaho studio and printed to order in the USA. If you're not sure which material is right for your room, you know where to find me.