Striped Peel And Stick Removable Wallpaper In Any Color You Can Imagine

Who doesn't like stripes? Stripes have been a design trend since the beginning of time. Stripes have worked their way into everything from men's' clothing, women's' clothing, home design. So it is no surprise that striped peel and stick wallpaper is still a big trend today. The great thing about stripes is they are so versatile, and you can use small pinstripe designs or big thick stripes, and you can even run them horizontal or vertical. Another great thing about striped patterns is that they can be paired with almost anything.

With that being said, however, there are some do's and don't when it comes to stripes. We have put together some tips for designing the perfect room when using stripes. So without further ado, here is our list.

Tips For Designing A Room With Striped Peel And Stick Removable Wallpaper

Always Always Always Measure First - Yes, I know I used the word always three times, but it will really ruin your day if you are a 6-inch stripe, and then your wall ends, and you have a one-inch stripe. Stripes are a great look, but not when they don't line up or when they are not uniform. To measure and make sure the lines will line up, "yes, that is a pun." So take your time and measure your room and then do it once more for good measure. You don't want to spend an entire Saturday hanging wallpaper to end up pulling it down because you rushed into a particular pattern, and another one would have worked out perfectly.

There Is Always Too Much Of A Good Thing - Stripes are amazing, and I am happy to be the first one to say it in any room. There is too much of a good thing when it comes to stripes. Striped walls, rugs, curtains, pillows are a fantastic choice, just not all at the same time. You can quickly turn something that should be cute into feeling like a jail cell if all you see are stripes. So pick your favorite location for stripes in the room and leave it at that.

Where To Use Stripes - We just talked about not using too many stripes in one room, but what are all of the locations stripes could be used? I am glad you asked; here are just a few locations that a striped pattern can add some classic style to a room. Walls are a great place to incorporate stripes, as well as ceilings. This will give you a big, bold look as walls and ceilings take up a big surface area. Bedding also provides a classic and stylish look as it is another area that takes up a large amount of surface area. If you are looking for a little more subtle way to incorporate stripes, pillows, and area rugs, as well as lampshades, can offer some great options.

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