What Our Customers Have to Say About Our Shiplap Wallpaper
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“Great support, good communication, lots of help. ”
Review by MarciaTrust the Process
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“I absolutely love this pattern. I was looking for a toile aesthetic without any of the typical pastoral characters; and this fairy and mushroom design was perfect. For my plaster wall, freshly painted with a custom color to match the matte backing of the wallpaper, I ordered the glissade in Eggshell and Carolina. It was especially nice that this pattern repeats at the edge perfectly with no need to keep multiple panels in a specific order - they are exactly the same, no matter how many you use. I also liked how sturdy the paper was; it did not rip easily or crinkle or pick up lots of lint/hair as I worked with it. Actually, I needed to bear down pretty hard with my new exact-o knife blade to cut off the top/bottom edges when a panel was complete. Made me feel like I couldn't hurt anything in the process and could really push this wallpaper around. The tutorials do not explain WHY you want to leave an inch at the top of the wall instead of simply starting with the already straight edge, but I figured it allows for if the ceiling is not straight all the way across. I decided to just trust the process of loosely taping a panel in place, with an inch allowance at the ceiling, and got myself a spray bottle and a ladder. The brayer included in the materials is all I needed for smoothing the panels down perfectly (as long as they were properly wet on the back). Some helpful additions were a work lamp creating raking light to reveal any bumps I missed in the first passes, a damp cloth to wipe off excess glue, and a towel on the floor to catch all the spraying/dripping water needed to activate the glue. A second person to hold the panel rolled up and keep it from getting wet all the way down as you're trying to secure the top is invaluable, too. There was one panel where I mistakenly left several dry spots right in the middle, making little proud air pockets off the wall, so I was able to test how easily the panels can be removed when I needed to peel it back and correct the mistake. More water under the edges and a little extra waiting time for saturation but then the paper came off with no rips and was still not too soggy to be adhered a second time. The product is very much as advertised when it comes to ease of application and removal. It has taken me four months to do a 12 foot wall (one 2 foot panel a day when I had the time and energy), but now that I'm finished, I am overjoyed with the look! (my picture is only partial progress but I think that's helpful when other reviews here have a finished room photo already) This is a step towards the bedroom of my dreams, and I am so happy that Love vs Design had the perfect product for my endeavor! Highly recommend.”
Review by AmyEasy to install and looks great!
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“This was my first experience with peel and stick wallpaper but it was simple to install and turned out great! The customizability of the colors was a major draw for me and I love how it turned out!”
Review by DanielleWhy Shiplap Peel and Stick Wallpaper Might Be Your New Favorite Design Hack
You’ve seen it everywhere—from Pinterest boards to HGTV makeovers. Shiplap is basically the denim jacket of interior design: classic, versatile, and effortlessly cool. But installing the real thing? That’s a weekend project with splinters, sawdust, and a lot of measuring tape. Luckily, there's a shortcut that doesn’t look like one: shiplap peel and stick wallpaper.
Love vs Design offers peel and stick shiplap wallpaper you are going to absolutely love. Unlike most vendors Love vs. Design lets you change the color or the wood and even the grain so you can create the exact shiplap look for your home with no compromises.
Let’s talk about why—and when—it just makes sense.
What is Shiplap Peel and Stick Wallpaper?
Think of it as shiplap’s chill, low-maintenance cousin. This wallpaper comes with an adhesive back, so there’s no need for glue or nails. You just peel off the backing and smooth it onto your wall. And voilà—instant character.
So, when should you be using peel and stick shiplap wallpaper vs the real thing?
1. You rent your place—or you’re just noncommittal.
Traditional shiplap means you’re essentially remodeling your wall. Great if you own the place; not so great if you’re hoping to get your security deposit back. Peel and stick wallpaper comes off clean, no tools required. It’s perfect for renters, short-term fixes, or anyone who likes to switch things up every now and then.
2. You want a transformation without turning your living room into a construction zone.
If you’ve got an afternoon and a vision, this wallpaper can turn a “meh” room into something magazine-worthy. There’s no need to wait for paint to dry or deal with sawdust in your socks. Plus, it’s kind of fun—like contact paper, but way more stylish.
3. Your budget doesn’t stretch to real wood planks.
Let’s not sugarcoat it: real shiplap can cost a small fortune. Between the materials, tools, and labor (assuming you're not the DIY type), it adds up fast. Shiplap wallpaper gives you that same clean, cozy look for way less cash—and honestly, most people can’t tell the difference unless they walk up and knock on your wall.
4. You're working with weird spaces.
Ever tried adding wood paneling behind a sloped ceiling or in a narrow hallway? It’s… not fun. Peel and stick wallpaper bends, trims, and flexes its way into places where actual shiplap just wouldn't work. It’s ideal for closet walls, nook backsplashes, or that random corner that’s begging for some love.
5. You're staging, shooting, or just styling for the 'gram.
Whether you're flipping a house or filming your next video call, this wallpaper photographs beautifully. It gives off that warm, farmhouse vibe that makes a space feel instantly lived-in—and in a good way. Think cozy Airbnb vibes without the cleaning fee.
Why Shiplap Over Other Wallpaper Designs?
Peel and stick shiplap wallpaper hits a sweet spot between rustic and clean. Unlike bold patterns that can scream “trend of the month,” shiplap is neutral without being boring. White or weathered gray versions work with just about any aesthetic—Scandi, coastal, industrial—you name it.
If you love the look of shiplap but don’t have the tools, the time, or the long-term commitment, peel and stick wallpaper is the move. It’s simple, affordable, and way more flexible than the real thing. In short: it’s design freedom in a roll.
Most Asked Questions About Shiplap Wallpaper
What colors are most popular for shiplap peel and stick wallpaper?
White is the most widely sought after color for shiplap peel and stick wallpaper due to its classic, clean, and farmhouse-style appeal. Soft grays, wood grain aesthetics, and even charcoal or black versions in distress are also on trend for creating a rustic, coastal, or modern farmhouse feel. The neutral color palettes provide the flexibility to match well with many different types of furnishings and accent items.
Does peel and stick shiplap look realistic?
High-quality, peel and stick shiplap wallpaper can be surprisingly realistic, particularly when it is textured-printed, shadowed, and matte-finished. Although it cannot match the actual depth of real boards of wood, good designs are able to convincingly simulate the grain, grooves, and color shading of actual shiplap to the extent of producing a credible impression at short range.
What design styles does shiplap peel and stick wallpaper complement?
Shiplap wallpaper is suitable with various interior design schemes, particularly farmhouse, coast, cottagecore, rustically styled, and transitional designs. In light gray or white, it provides an airy, soft atmosphere that is best for Scandinavian or minimalist design. Darker colorations or distressed textures give it an industrial or lodge-like appeal and are an adaptable choice for many areas.
Is shiplap peel and stick wallpaper easy to install, especially aligning the planks?
Yes, it is relatively straightforward to install, but getting each plank exactly right is the secret to having an unbroken appearance. Due to the design depending on sharp horizontal lines, small misalignments between the strips become very noticeable. Spending the extra little bit of effort to level the first piece and using a laser level guide or guide line can simplify and professionalize the remainder of the install.
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We are proud to offer our Love It Guarantee. If you don't love your order, or if it is damaged in transit in any way, we'll reprint your wallpaper or mural for you for free.