Divine Gateway | Pichwai and Architecture | My Space of Joy

Start with a clean, dry, and smooth surface. Remove any dust, grease, old wallpaper, or loose paint. Repair any cracks or holes for an even base.

Apply a suitable primer to seal the wall and ensure even adhesion. This helps the wallpaper go on smoothly and stay in place over time.

Use a level and measuring tape to mark vertical guidelines. This helps align the wallpaper accurately and prevents any shifting as you work.

Apply adhesive as required (either to the wallpaper or the wall, depending on the material). Carefully hang the wallpaper panel by panel, smoothing out air bubbles with a brush or plastic smoother.

Trim any excess wallpaper at the edges using a sharp blade. Wipe away any adhesive residue with a damp sponge and allow the wallpaper to dry fully before placing furniture back.