Bring the warmth and calm of the Mediterranean into your home. Serene Tuscan Villa Escape is a removable, peel-and-stick wallpaper that refreshes any space with timeless character—ideal for renters, room makeovers, or accent walls. Our material is PVC-free and printed with eco-friendly, water-based inks for a beautiful finish you can feel good about.
Key Features
Removable & Repositionable: Peel-and-stick design makes installation simple and stress-free.
Roll Size: Each roll is 24 inches wide; choose your height up to 120 inches to fit your wall.
Eco-Conscious: PVC-free substrate printed with water-based inks—no harsh odors.
Matte, Premium Finish: Soft, non-glare surface that looks refined in any light.
Versatile Use: Ideal for smooth, painted walls, doors, and furniture accents.
Clean Removal: Removes from most properly prepared, painted walls without damage.
Sizing & Coverage
Measure your wall height and select the nearest roll height (up to 120 in).
Each roll covers a 24 in wide vertical strip. Order enough rolls to span your wall’s width.
For best results, allow extra for trimming at the top and bottom.
Care & Maintenance
Wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth; mild soap as needed.
Avoid abrasive cleaners, scrub brushes, and excessive moisture.
Suitable for low- to moderate-traffic indoor areas on smooth, clean surfaces.
Installation Guidance
Prepare: Install on smooth, dry, dust-free, fully cured painted walls (wait at least 30 days after painting). Avoid heavy texture and high-humidity areas.
Plan: Mark a plumb vertical line to keep the first panel straight. Lay out panels in order.
Apply: Peel 6–8 inches of backing, align the top, and stick. Continue peeling while smoothing downward with a squeegee or soft cloth.
Align: Butt panels edge-to-edge for a seamless look. Lift and reposition as needed—avoid stretching.
Finish: Trim excess at ceiling, baseboard, and around outlets with a sharp blade.
Remove: Peel slowly from a top corner at a 180° angle.
Tip: If you’re unsure about surface compatibility, test a small area first.
