Wall Murals with the scene of nature - a flower alley

Yes, you can apply wallpaper yourself. Before you begin, you will need the following items:

• Wallpaper paste and cold water.
• A container for mixing the paste.
• A pencil and masking tape.
• Scissors and a wallpaper knife (it is important to make sure the knife is clean and sharp to avoid damaging the wallpaper).
• Measuring tools (ruler, tape measure) and a level.
• A brush or roller for applying the paste.
• A brush or roller for smoothing the wallpaper

The photo wallpapers are made of non-woven material with a density of 150 g/m² and do not contain any PVC components. Environmentally friendly and hypoallergenic paints are used in production. Non-woven wallpaper is very practical because it hides minor wall imperfections.

The wall surface must always be clean, dry, and free of grease.

Any remnants of previous wallpaper must be completely removed from the wall.

For best results, it is recommended to apply finishing spackle to the wall. If the wall has deeper irregularities, they must be filled with filler before applying the wallpaper.

If the wall has contrasting colors, it is recommended to mask it with a bright color.

Wallpaper paste is included in the kit, but you can also use any other wallpaper paste specifically designed for non-woven wallpaper.

Apply the adhesive only to the wall, in the spot where you plan to apply the first strip. Do not apply adhesive to the photo wallpaper. The adhesive layer should be thin and evenly spread; do not apply it too thickly.

The optimal room temperature during application and drying is 18–21 °C.

The room temperature must be above 10 °C.

It is not recommended to apply wallpaper in dry air if the temperature is below 10 °C, as this may adversely affect the drying of the adhesive.

Do not use heaters or other methods to speed up the drying process, and avoid excessive heat in the room

Excess wallpaper paste can be carefully removed using a soft, damp sponge or cloth. However, be very careful—if you scrub the surface too hard with a dry sponge, you risk damaging the wallpaper print.

When smoothing out the wallpaper, move the brush from the center of the strip toward the edges, starting from the top. If small air bubbles remain under the wallpaper after careful smoothing, it is impossible and unnecessary to force them out—under normal conditions, they should disappear on their own within 1–3 days.