Cabinet Wallpaper and Wall Murals
Look at the doors as one big plane. Small doors usually read cleaner with a medium motif. Marble patterns work particularly well on cabinets, adding elegance without overwhelming. If the counter or backsplash is busy, pick a quieter print or tone-on-tone. Tape a full sheet on two doors, step back three to four meters, and take a quick phone photo. If it still looks balanced in the photo, you are fine.
Yes. Degrease first, then scuff lightly with fine sandpaper so the surface feels matte. Take off handles, wipe away dust, and let everything dry. On shelves, cut the piece slightly long, smooth from the center out with a felt squeegee, and trim with a fresh blade. Sharp blades matter more than anything.
Peel-and-stick vinyl is the easiest to install and wipe clean. Nonwoven vinyl with a washable finish feels sturdier if you want longer wear. For bathroom cabinets, bathroom wallpaper murals offer moisture-resistant options designed specifically for humid conditions. Plain paper struggles near sinks and steam. In humid rooms, let the paper cure overnight and seal exposed edges with a thin coat of clear water-based topcoat.
Wrap the paper five to ten millimeters around the door edge instead of stopping on the corner. Warm tricky spots with a hair dryer on low while pressing them down, then run a seam roller again after ten minutes. Leave doors alone for a day so adhesive can set. Reinstall hardware with a soft cloth under the screwdriver and wait twenty four hours before the first wipe down.