The Peltrisa approach
A good seam starts
before the paper.
We hang wallpaper in lived-in homes: hallways with awkward corners, small bedrooms, and rooms ready for a little character.
Match.
Smooth.
The quiet work matters.
We start by looking along the wall in the light. Raised seams, old adhesive, and small dents can show through new paper. Getting that surface right is part of the plan, with preparation priced before hanging starts.
A pattern has to end somewhere. We talk through the focal wall, the corners, and the final join with you before cutting. Offcuts and spare material stay with you, labeled for the room.
A considered workday.
We cover the work area, lay out the paper, and keep tools in one place. A straightforward feature wall usually takes one day once the surface is ready; a room usually takes two or three. Removal and preparation can add visits and drying time.
At the end, we look over the seams together and leave the paper maker’s drying and care instructions. If something about our workmanship needs attention, tell us so we can look at it.
When we visit
Monday–Friday, 8am–4pm, by appointment in Maple Crossing. December 2026 dates are discussed during November and confirmed after the paper arrives and is checked.
A room you have in mind?
We can start with the measurements you already have.