How to Measure Your Wall

Before we can create your perfect design, we need two simple measurements: the width and height of your wall. Please note, when ordering a wallpaper you'll want to add extra height and width as a safety margin.

General Guidelines

• Only measure the area that will be covered—skip the baseboards, trim, or molding
• Use a tape measure and jot down your numbers
• As a safety margin, add an extra 4 inches (10 cm) to both width and height when placing your order. 

Measuring Different Wall Types:

Standard Wall: Measure the full width and height at their widest and tallest points. Double-check for accuracy.

Multiple Walls: If your wallpaper extends across multiple adjacent walls, measure the total combined width as one continuous wall - do not treat them like separate walls or orders.

Wall with Doors/Windows: Ignore obstacles—measure the full width and height, as if they were not there. Any cutouts will be made during installation.

Sloped Walls: Measure the space as if it were a full rectangle. The excess will be trimmed off during installation.

Walls Along Stairs:

• Height: Measure from the highest ceiling point down to the lowest floor point
• Width: Measure the horizontal length of the stairs (not the diagonal)
• The final measurement should form a rectangle—excess paper is trimmed away. Hang from the highest point downwards to ensure pattern match.
  
  

If you have any questions or concerns, please write to us at contact@wildpalace.com for additional support or if you need custom sizing.