Hanging, removal, and everything between
Wallpaper is the least forgiving job in decorating: a pattern that drifts 2mm per drop is glaring by the fourth strip, and paper hung on poorly prepared walls bubbles and lifts within months. We treat the wall first — stripping old paper, washing off paste residue, filling and sanding, cross-lining where needed — so the finished paper sits flat and stays flat.
Feature walls
Bold patterns, murals and textured papers — hung straight, pattern-matched, with painted walls around them.
Full rooms
Whole-room papering including ceilings and lining paper, with woodwork painted to match.
Removal & repaint
Strip old paper, make good the plaster underneath, and repaint in a modern finish.
What it costs
Wallpaper work is priced per wall or per room, and the honest answer is that it varies: a straightforward feature wall costs far less than papering a stairwell in a delicate paper. Rather than a vague range, our instant quote tool prices your exact job — removal, making good and hanging, per wall — fixed — instantly. You supply the paper you love; we tell you how many rolls to buy and check the batch numbers match.
Recent wallpaper & decorating guides
- Paint or wallpaper: which is right for your room?
- Can you paint over wallpaper?
- How to prepare your home for the decorators