Lífgaðu upp á rýmið með mynstruðu veggfóðri 21. February 2019

Measure the height of the wall and add approximately 30 centimeters, which will be cut when the wallpaper has been applied to the wall. Cut the wallpaper.

Mix wallpaper paste according to the instructions on the packaging of Søstrene Grene’s wallpaper paste.

On a covered table, add wallpaper paste to the back of the cut piece of wallpaper. Be careful when doing this, as wallpaper paste on the front of the wallpaper should be avoided. If you do not have a small table, a pasting table might be helpful.

Be careful when unfolding the wallpaper when you apply it to the wall.

Use the wallpaper hanging brush to smooth out the wallpaper.

Use the wallpaper guide knife and the utility knife at the top and the bottom to cut off excess wallpaper.

Finally, use a wet cloth to remove any remains of wall paper paste on panels.

For the first time ever, Anna and Clara have introduced decorative wallpapers as part of Søstrene Grene’s new home interiors and lifestyle collection. Learn how to paper a wall in your own home.

A wall covered with decorative wallpaper can add both atmosphere, personality and character to a room. If you have not tried to paper a wall before, do not despair – even as a beginner, it is a manageable project to paper a single wall in a room.

Anna and Clara recommend the sisters’ decorative wallpaper for use on a single wall in a room. Only applying the decorative wallpaper to one wall will ensure that the wallpaper’s colours and patterns do not overwhelm the room – “instead, the wallpaper will add character to the room,” Anna says.

If you have a blank wall in your home, you may consider decorating it with the sisters’ wallpaper. In the same way as framed images and posters, a papered wall can add new colours, motifs and patterns to a room – but in a way that adds warmth and character to the entire room.

By adding decorative wallpaper to one wall in a room, this wall will be highlighted in the room. By placing your preferred dresser or a special heirloom against the wall, you ensure that your personal favourites get the attention they deserve.

The hall is a natural space in the home to decorate with wallpaper. It is often a quite neutral room where we do not tend to display our preferred flea market finds or heirlooms. Paper a wall in the hall and experience how the colours and patterns of the hall will create a welcoming ambience when entering the home.

Instead of throwing out scraps of wallpaper, Anna recommends that you keep them and turn them into beautiful works of art that can embellish other rooms. You can use paper collages as a red thread throughout your home, having wallpaper from some rooms appear in other rooms as well. See more here, where Anna shows how you can make unique paper artworks out of even the smallest bits of wallpaper.

Watch the video where Anna and Clara demonstrate how you can use Søstrene Grene’s wallpaper paste to add the sisters’ decorative wallpaper on a wall in your own home.