Go you! You are a decorating master. As hard as this may be for a checklist queen like yourself, we suggest allowing 30 days before decal or wallpaper application on a freshly painted wall. The paint needs to curate before the decals are applied. The last thing you want is for a decal to curate with your paint, thus damaging the wall when you eventually decide to swap ‘em out for a fresh look.

To get the best results with your decals, wallpaper, or mural in a bathroom setting, follow these simple steps:

Make sure your wall is clean, smooth (or properly matched to the material), and completely dry before installation. Avoid applying to freshly painted walls—wait at least 3–4 weeks after painting.

If the bathroom has been used recently, wait until all steam has cleared before installing. A dry, cool space ensures the adhesive bonds properly.

Use a fan or open a window during and after showers and baths to reduce humidity. This helps protect the adhesive and prevents edges from lifting over time.

While our products hold up well to humidity, they aren’t designed for direct water exposure (e.g., inside a shower stall).

Following these steps will help your wall art stay beautiful and secure for the long haul!

Removing your vinyl wall decals or wallpaper may seem daunting, but it’s even easier than it was to install them in the first place!

1. Use a hairdryer.

It sounds a little crazy, but aim a hairdryer a few inches from your decal or wallpaper corner. The warm heat will loosen the adhesive, making peeling easy.

2. Start at the corner and peel.

If you have trouble getting it to peel up at first, use a butter knife or something with an edge that you can slide under to help you grip enough of the vinyl in order to pull. Peel slowly at a 45-degree angle.

3. Peel slowly.

Continue to aim the hairdryer at the next section as you slowly peel, allowing the warm air to loosen the adhesive as you go.

4. Repeat.

Feel free to tear the decals into small sections if it makes it easier to remove the excess vinyl as you go from your work area.

Boom! You’ll be looking at a clean wall ready for new decals in no time!

There's an easy way to find out! Simply run your hand up and down the wall. Does it feel smooth or is there a slight variation or bumpiness? If you feel some bumpiness, you have textured walls! Drywall is a classic example of a "smooth" texture whereas plaster and stucco are often textured. If you live in the American Southwest, there's a good chance your walls may be textured. The best way to know for sure is to order a sample of our products to see what sticks! Or, feel free to send us a picture of your wall and we can help you!

We absolutely recommend trying one of our samples before you buy a full pack, but please keep in mind our sample decals are smaller and thus may stick a little differently than a large-scale design. -Click here to test out our samples!

Here is an article that addresses which surfaces we classify as textured.