Signs That Your Home Needs New Wallpaper

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Undoubtedly, the right wallpaper can really make a room, while outdated wallpaper can reduce the beauty of a home. Since wallpaper ages gradually, many homeowners don’t realize when it’s time for a refresh. Below, we’ve outlined the key warning signs that your home may benefit from new wallpaper and professional installation.

Peeling, Bubbling, or Lifting Edges

One of the most common signs that wallpaper has reached the end of its lifespan is visible separation from the wall. Peeling edges, bubbling across larger sections, or seams that won’t stay flat often point to humidity damage, failing adhesive, or simply age. While small sections can sometimes be repaired, widespread bubbling or persistent peeling usually means it’s time for wallpaper removal and replacement.

As a fully insured and bonded team, we always evaluate any loose or damaged areas carefully before recommending a fresh application.

Fading, Stains, or Discoloration

Sunlight, humidity, and daily wear can cause wallpaper to fade or develop darkened spots over time. Stains, especially those in kitchens, bathrooms, or high-traffic areas—often signal that the wall underneath may also require attention. When we assess a home, we make sure to determine whether discoloration is purely cosmetic or if it calls for interior preparation and repair before new wallpaper is installed.

Outdated Styles or Mismatched Décor

Even if your wallpaper is still in good physical condition, it can age a room stylistically. If you’ve updated furniture, repainted trim, or completed renovations, your existing wallpaper may no longer match your aesthetic. This is an ideal time to explore modern textures, murals, faux finishes, or fully custom designs. We specialize in faux, textured, and custom finishing, giving homeowners the opportunity to refresh their space with something unique and visually striking.

If you’re ready to upgrade the wallpaper in your home, contact Cathy’s Wallpering today to schedule an estimate or discuss your next project.

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