If you’re looking for a way to add personality to your new apartment without making lasting changes, risking damage or fully committing to one design, peel-and-stick wallpaper and tiles can help.

While peel-and-stick wallpaper tiptoed into the marketplace more than a decade ago, today the concept is omnipresent, available everywhere from bespoke artisans to mega-retailers. Why? Well, for one, ...

You can now channel your inner interior designer — even with minimal skills. If you live in a rental and need a temporary fix to cover boring beige walls, or you’re looking for an inexpensive and easy ...

Slapping a fresh coat of paint on the walls is a surefire way to easily upgrade a lackluster room. Opting for an eye-catching color takes you a step further. But if you truly want transformation of ...

As Strategist editors and writers, for better or for worse, we cannot turn off our shopping brains. With ‘Saw Something, Said Something,’ we’ll be writing about the tiniest of details that have caught ...

Designer Elizabeth Rees shares timeless wallpaper advice. Discover how to pick colors, install like a pro, and keep your ...

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Think beyond paint—walls have stories to tell and wallpaper is their voice. It whispers elegance through intricate textures, shouts personality with bold patterns and plays tricks with space, making ...

The nature of renting means that pretty much all flats you find will be decked out as neutrally as possible, so chances are you’re in a pad with plain white (or dreaded magnolia) walls. If you’re into ...

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