Peel-and-stick wallpaper offers an affordable, DIY-friendly alternative to traditional wallcoverings. The self-adhesive backing doesn't require any messy paste, and if you make a mistake while ...

As you peel, smooth the wallpaper downward with a squeegee or plastic card. "The good news is that you can have a few attempts—you can peel and re-stick if needed as you’re applying," Smith notes.

Peel-and-stick wallpaper can be DIY’d and installed as a weekend project. Keep in mind, you’ll want to have a few supplies on hand, such as a measuring tape and a quality paper cutter — but ...

Not all peel-and-stick wallpaper needs to be a work of art. Case in point: this option, which mimics the distressed brick walls we imagine you’d find in a Brooklyn loft.

This peel and stick wallpaper looks like classic white subway tile, making it ideal for kitchen walls and backsplashes. Made of durable vinyl, this paper measures 0.1 inches so it's on the thinner ...

Peel-and-stick wallpaper can transform a space with minimal effort and commitment. We tested seven popular options and found one we’d recommend to anyone.