MOODWALL

The journal

Decorating ideas and advice to prepare your project.

A forest theme in the bedroom: choosing between mist, foliage and tall trees

Forest-themed décor can create very different atmospheres. A pale woodland clearing, a dense undergrowth, or large graphic tree trunks are chosen for a bedroom in very different ways.
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Narrow hallway: which pattern to choose for the walls?

In a hallway, wallpaper is often viewed up close and in motion. The right choice takes into account this viewing distance, the doors, and the variations in light throughout the passage.
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Panoramic wallpaper in an entryway: creating a cohesive welcome

The entryway is often a transitional space, but it is also the first view of the home. A panoramic piece can give it a clear identity without requiring many decorative objects.
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Which wallpaper works with a beige sofa?

Interior inspirationCreate a balanced room around your sofa, furniture and lighting.Look at the sofa in daylight and under your evening lighting. Beige may lean towards sand, honey, grey, pink or ivory. Chec...
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Preparing your photo for custom wallpaper at 120 ppi

Your own photoCheck the useful pixels after cropping at the final print size.Start with the highest-resolution original file. Messaging apps, screenshots and social networks may reduce detail. Keep the origi...
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Understanding wallpaper panels up to 50 cm wide

Hanging & preparationRead the panel plan before preparing to hang your wallpaper.A mural is one continuous composition divided into vertical panels. Moodwall uses panels up to 50 cm wide. The total order...
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How to measure your wall for mural wallpaper

Practical adviceThe right measurements, openings and installation allowances for your wall.Measure the width at the top, middle and bottom, and the height on the left, centre and right. Keep the largest widt...
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Wallpaper behind a corner sofa: getting the framing right

A corner sofa takes up a large part of the lower wall. The decor must therefore be chosen with this in mind. A beautiful picture can lose its appeal if its main subject disappears behind the backrest.
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Sage green and wallpaper: creating a soft palette without making everything match

Sage green can serve as a common thread between wallpaper and the rest of a room. To avoid an overly uniform look, play with contrasting values, textures, and small pops of colour.
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Wallpaper headboard: where to start and stop the design?

Wallpaper can create a visual headboard, even without an additional piece of furniture. To achieve a cohesive look, you must first decide whether the design frames the bed or covers the entire wall.
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Wallpaper in a small living room: choosing a design that lets the room breathe

A small living room can accommodate a panoramic picture without losing its sense of coziness. The choice depends less on the number of square meters than on the space left to the eye. Before choosing a pictu...
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