The project in detail
Planned as a straightforward feature wall, this project required some additional preparation once we arrived and assessed the existing surface. The plaster was in particularly poor condition across the lower section of the wall, to the point where hanging directly over it would not have produced a finish we would consider professionally acceptable. Approximately the first metre and a half was therefore skimmed and prepared to provide a sound, even surface before the wallpaper was hung.
The geometric design also required careful positioning. Rather than simply centring the pattern on the wall, the repeat was offset by approximately 10cm to achieve a more balanced appearance across the finished feature wall. With the necessary repairs completed and the pattern carefully set out, the wallpaper could then be hung cleanly and consistently, creating the crisp geometric finish the customer had originally envisaged.
