Grumpy Narwhal Toile Wallpaper | Nautical Animal Design

Matte Peel-and-Stick
Our Matte finish is smooth and soft. It has a clean, modern surface that allows artwork and fine details to appear crisp and true to color.

Canvas Textured Peel-and-Stick
Our Canvas option has a subtle woven texture that adds depth and character to your walls. The texture gently diffuses light and gives artwork a richer, dimensional appearance.

Can I install it myself?
Absolutely. Our peel-and-stick wallpaper is designed for DIY installation, with no paste or professional installer required. Each order includes an installation guide and a squeegee to help you get started.

What if I make a mistake?
Don't worry about getting everything perfect on the first try. The wallpaper can be carefully lifted and repositioned during installation, making it easier to align your panels and smooth out air bubbles.

Will it damage my walls?
Our peel-and-stick wallpaper is designed to be removable from suitable, properly prepared surfaces. Removal results depend on paint condition, surface preparation, and how long the wallpaper has been installed. We recommend testing a sample first, as damage-free removal cannot be guaranteed.

What surfaces work best?
Smooth, clean, dry, and properly painted walls provide the best results. Avoid textured, dusty, peeling, or damp surfaces. Allow fresh paint to cure for at least two weeks, or longer if recommended by the paint manufacturer.

How do I remove it?
Start at a corner and slowly peel the wallpaper back at a low angle, keeping it close to the wall rather than pulling straight outward. Work gradually to minimize stress on the paint.

Need a little help?
We're always happy to answer installation questions before or during your project. Get in touch with us →

Measuring your wall is simple, and a little extra room helps ensure a beautiful finished result.

1. Measure the width.
   Measure your wall horizontally from one side to the other. If the width varies, use the widest measurement.
2. Measure the height.
   Measure from the ceiling to the baseboard or floor in several places. Use the tallest measurement.
3. Add a little extra.
   We recommend adding 2–3 inches to your wall measurements to allow for trimming and walls that aren't perfectly straight.
4. Calculate your wallpaper.
   Enter your measurements into our wallpaper calculator to find the number of panels you'll need and your total price.

Measuring around doors or windows?
Measure the full width and height of your wall, including areas with doors and windows. This helps keep your wallpaper pattern continuous across the entire surface.