Step 1: Remove all decor, wall plates, and move furniture out of the way.

Step 2: If your walls are cracked or dented you’ll need to repair them with a spackle.

Step 3: Smooth the walls with sandpaper.

Step 4: Wash the walls and let them dry.

Step 5: Prime the walls, this process allows the wallpaper to apply securely to your walls allowing easy damage-free removal in the future.

Step 6: Ready to apply wallpaper.

Step 1: Using a level and measuring tape, measure and record the width and height of the wall.

Step 2: Calculate how many strips of wallpaper you'll need.

Step 3: Measure your first strip of wallpaper.

Step 4: If your wallpaper is pre-pasted, wet it.

If your wallpaper is not pre-pasted, you'll need to apply paste.If it is a peel-and-stick paper, you won't need to prepare your paper before you start.

Step 5: Hang the first strip of wallpaper.

Step 6: Trim the excess wallpaper and clean off the excess adhesive.

Step 7: Repeat the above process for each consecutive strip of paper.

Step 1: Protect floor and electrical outlets. Before beginning, you’ll want to protect your floors since you’ll be spraying water onto the walls.

Step 2: Prep the room.

Step 3: Soak the old wallpaper.

Step 4: Strip Away the old wallpaper, peel the wallpaper down or begin to scrape it off the wall.

Step 5: Clean the walls by wiping them down with a damp sponge and a mixture of hot water and liquid dish soap. Let it dry before putting on the new wallpaper.