When it comes to choosing wallpaper for your home, one of the most common challenges is understanding how to measure and order the right amount. We’ve made it easy for you with our convenient wallpaper calculator, which tells you exactly what you need based on your wall measurements. 

How Our Wallpaper Sheets Work

Unlike traditional wallpaper rolls that come in long, continuous strips, which often lead to excess waste and tricky pattern matching, our wallpaper is divided into 24-inch-wide panels. These panels align from the top down, ensuring a seamless pattern match without the hassle of trying to align multiple sections manually. This method drastically reduces waste and saves time, especially since you don’t need to hunt for the correct match in the pattern after every cut. Simply apply each panel from the top down, in numerical order, placing each panel horizontally next to the previous one. It’s that easy!

  

Measuring Your Space

To measure for our wallpaper, simply calculate the full width and height of your wall. If your project involves multiple connecting walls, add the width of all walls together to calculate the total wallpaper needed. Don’t worry about windows and doors, as we ignore those obstacles when determining how much wallpaper you'll need. For rooms with slanted ceilings, measure the tallest and widest points of the wall to ensure accurate coverage.

Doing anything less than measuring the full width and height of the wall can cause the pattern to misalign, as our sheets are specifically designed to be applied starting from the top down to ensure a perfect match.

  

Why This Matters

Traditional wallpaper rolls could result in unnecessary waste and frustration, especially when dealing with pattern repeats that don't align easily. Our sheets and calculator streamline the process, making your wallpapering project easier, faster, and more efficient. 

Ready to get started? Use our wallpaper calculator to ensure a perfect fit for your space! You can also view our tutorial videos, including how to measure here!