After deciding on wallpaper for your space, selecting the ideal option requires careful consideration. With diverse materials and finishes available today, key factors will help you navigate choices and achieve your vision.
Start by evaluating your room's layout, volume, and natural light. The wallpaper size and image colors significantly impact perceived space and lighting. Ceiling height also influences the room's sense of openness and brightness—strategic patterns can emphasize or enhance it.
In warm, designer interiors featuring wood and colorful accents, like this example, embrace detailed, vibrant wallpapers for added flair.
These elements shape the overall room aesthetic and guide wallpaper selection.
For dark floors and fixtures, choose light wallpapers or subtle patterns, as shown here, to brighten and balance the space.
Assess your wall's material—plasterboard (placo), plaster, wood, or concrete—to determine the best wallpaper thickness and texture. Proper matching ensures seamless installation.
Our wallpapers use standard white glue applied by roller. On normally absorbent open walls (plaster or BA13), any material works with Ovalit™ white glue. For non-absorbent walls (melamine or sealed paints), select non-woven paper or textile canvas with Ovalit ultra glue. Always verify wall compatibility on the glue packaging.
Consider duration: temporary (e.g., a week for events) or long-term (years in a home). Short-term setups don't require premium options—a Scenolia non-woven paper at €99 suffices and saves costs. For lasting results, invest in high-quality, washable materials like textile canvas at €179.
