12 Best Peel-and-Stick Wallpapers

Celebrity interior designers and DIYers alike love Chasing Paper‘s peel-and-stick wallpaper for its gorgeous prints and patterns, but also because it’s functional.

Sold by the panel in three sizes (2- x 4-ft., 2- x 8-ft. and 2- x 12-ft.), installation is super simple. The low-tack adhesive sticks as long as you want it to and can be removed at any time, too. Chasing Paper has some delightful, schmaltz-free animal patterns for kids.

If you can’t find a pattern of peel-and-stick wallpaper you like on Spoonflower, you’re not trying! The selection is seemingly endless and endlessly fascinating, from Ben Franklin chewing gum to alien-abduction toile.

Don’t worry, they’re not all this quirky. Spoonflower also offers gorgeous designs featuring William Morris and contemporary tropical florals. Is your custom pattern only in your head? This company can take your design and turn it into peel-and-stick wallpaper!

Spoonflower produces two versions of peel-and-stick: smooth, prepasted removable (that’s also recyclable!) and peel-and-stick removable woven wallpaper. The latter is great for DIY projects, stair risers, drawer liners, bookcases and more. Looking for more? Here’s our collection of cheap peel and stick wallpapers.

Anna Bond, illustrator, designer & co-founder of Rifle Paper Co. brings her beautiful florals and folk-y art motifs to peel-and-stick wallcoverings, all to our benefit.

Rifle offers a soothing yet bold color palette and an eye for the whimsical and beautiful, from garden parties to city maps to my favorite design — menagerie, which I’m considering for my Jack-and-Jill bathroom remodel. It’s removable, easily repositioned, washable and made in the U.S.

“It’s my go-to brand for bold and colorful designs,” says Margaret Carroll of Margaret Carroll Designs.

Casart has been around since the inception of peel-and-stick.

Beyond the exceptional designs, the paper’s pressure-sensitive adhesive acts like micro suction cups that adhere to the wall when pressed and release when pulled away. This clever property makes it super easy to install — no bubbling! — and simple to remove. You can even re-roll onto the backing sheet and reuse it!

It’s wipeable, scratch-resistant and works in humid rooms like kitchens and bathrooms. You can also choose from murals with several finishes, or make a custom design.

Carroll loves Wallshoppe for a splurge, where designers such as Chris Benz (of J. Crew fame), Nathan Turner and even the fabulous Sarah Jessica Parker collaborated on wallpaper designs.

“When you invest in high-quality, luxury wallpaper lines, the removable backing material is better, the digital printing is sharper, the designs are unique and the papers are usually made of non-toxic materials in the United States,” Carroll says.

Target’s boho-inspired home goods line, Opalhouse, offers a surprisingly wide array of peel-and-stick wallpaper options. These toe the line between stylish and classic, in color palette and pattern.

I’ve been happy with the green Panther peel-and-stick wallpaper, which I initially bought for my office and instead used for the backs of some bookshelves in my daughter’s room. The colors are vibrant and the print clear. And it was easy peasy to install. It’s repositionable, approved for use in kitchens and bathrooms and made in the U.S.

Carroll loves Tempaper (so do we — it’s Family Handyman Approved!) as a budget-friendly choice for powder rooms, playrooms, offices and AirBnB properties. A single roll (20- x 16-ft., which covers 28 sq. ft.) starts at around $28.

Custom murals run more, about $12 per square foot, an affordable price for a truly distinctive mural. This line also offers some of the best ‘how-to’ videos for applying, measuring and prepping the walls.

“Ultimately, you’ll have a wallpaper that is affordable, feels bespoke and designed by an expert,” she says.

Haok Home will dazzle you with its stunning designs. Lush florals and botanicals, modern takes on traditional damasks, stylish geometrics and a generous kids’ selection await you.

The vinyl is durable, waterproof (yay, bathroom installations!) and removable. Custom sizes and colors are available upon request.

Wallmur is one of this editor’s picks, for a lot of reasons. They had exactly the design I had in mind, which looks like a Dutch oil painting, and made it easy to submit the dimensions to get the paper I needed. It’s mural-style, so sizing is key.

They were also printed with HP latex water-based inks. The resolution is beautiful and smooth, and there was no odor of off-gassing after installation. The panels came numbered and hung smoothly. The weight of the paper is excellent, and it held up very well in my bathroom. Our installer remarked it felt like higher-quality paper than some designer papers she’d hung.

Wallmur products are available in four material types, one of which is peel-and-stick.

Dive into the prolific styles, patterns and artist-created designs on Amazon’s RoomMates peel-and-stick wallpaper pages, and you’re sure to find something to fit your needs.

There are some truly beautiful, eye-catching and unique patterns, colorways and ideas here you can use to completely make over a room. These are Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act-compliant products.

Pick up some quality peel-and-stick wallpaper alongside your two-by-fours and drill bits at The Home Depot with the accessible, pretty Lillian August line.

For a big-box offering, it features various beautiful designs you can see in person. This way you’re not mailing out for a sample, or crossing your fingers it looks as good in person. The woven grasscloth style is particularly masterful.

Wallpops NuWallpaper really shines in the design department, thanks to high-powered collaborations with designer influencers, smaller-batch artists and storied design houses.

Check out Marimekko’s famous flowers and Scalamandré’s iconic zebra print! I can’t get enough of the Hydrangea Halcyon Birds wallpaper ($35 a roll), which reminds me of Gucci’s iconic heron design ($570 a roll).