

After wallpapering your kitchen, cut leftover pieces to fit the cabinet faces (Image 1). Apply using the same method as the walls—size and paste directly to the front.
Frame the four edges with the pre-stained edge matching your cabinets, securing firmly with a glue gun (Image 2).



Textured, paintable wallpaper works beautifully for chair rails or edging. Try these proven techniques:
For ceilings, use metallic paint like copper or silver on textured wallpaper to mimic a 'metal tile roof' look.


For a polished upgrade, trace switch plate covers adding 2-3 inches on each side, and cut matching wallpaper (Image 1). Select a pattern that blends seamlessly with the surrounding outlet design.
Center the cover on the paper and fold over like gift-wrapping, tucking edges neatly (Image 2).