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Standard Wall

Measure the height and width of the wall, excluding skirting boards and arches. Take the measurements more than once to ensure accuracy.

Sloped Wall

If the wall has a sloped corner, just measure the highest and widest parts of the wall, ignoring the slope. We produce wallpapers as a solid rectangle or square, and you can trim the excess yourself with a Stanley knife.

Wall with Multiple Bevels

If the wall has several sloped corners, measure it the same way as above: only the highest and widest parts, ignoring the slopes. When applying the wallpaper, trim the excess to fit the wall shape.

A Wall With Doors and Windows

If the wall has a door, window, or other openings, just measure the total width and height of the wall. While applying the wallpaper, measure the openings more precisely and trim the excess material.

Multiple Walls

If you want to apply one wallpaper design across multiple walls, measure both walls and add their widths together. There’s no need to order two separate panels.

Staircase wall

Measure the full width and height of the wall. Don’t include skirting boards or mouldings — just the flat wall surface.