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Custom Murals - Email Only Policy
Here at The Inside we have been custom printing for around 15 years. What a journey. There is so much we have learnt and improved on as time has gone by. The first and most important rule we have implemented from experience is we do ALL custom work via email...
How To Perfect Your Mural Part 2
Custom printing is exciting but it can be a time consuming process depending on the amount of changes or the changes required. We never really know what the changes will look like or if they are even possible until we do them. Do you want the birds smaller? The birds...
How to Perfect Your Custom Mural
Custom printing is amazing - we live in an exciting era. We can make a mural or wallpaper specifically for your situation with a little prior information.
Do we love Peel and Stick Wallpaper?
In the ever-evolving world of interior design, peel and stick wallpaper has emerged as a 'game-changer'. With the promise of simplicity and flexibility, this innovative product is making waves among homeowners and renters alike. However, like any design solution, it comes with its own set of advantages and challenges. Let’s dive...
The Dynamics of Light: Exploring How Light Changes Colour
We get asked a lot "is it true to colour'? This is a really hard question to answer. Because 'light' possesses a captivating ability to change colour under various circumstances. Colour, an integral aspect of our visual experience, undergoes intriguing transformations when viewed in different environments. One such phenomenon is...
Custom Printing Photos - Large Format Printing
Yes we can print photos. But not photos taken in the 80s with an old film camera that has been sitting in your glovebox for 30 years. Large quality photos require serious quality. We can not print screenshots - images from facebook and probably not random photos found on the...
How to Return Your Wallpaper
We get it. Calculating wallpaper can be tricky - it is especially hard for us as we are not physically at your project to work out the tricks and techniques on how to save you volume/rolls. This is why we do accept SOME returns on our 'in stock' product range....
How to choose the right wallpaper
Choosing the right wallpaper can transform a room from ordinary to extraordinary. Wallpaper can add personality, depth, and texture to your space, reflecting your style and setting the ambiance. We get it - with a plethora of options available, from patterns to textures to colours, selecting the ideal wallpaper can be overwhelming. Fear...
Wallpapering Over Wallpaper
Revamping Your Walls: A Guide to Wallpapering Over Wallpaper Wallpapering over existing wallpaper might seem like a daunting task, but with the right approach, it can be a practical and efficient way to refresh your walls without the hassle of removing old wallpaper. Whether you're looking to cover up outdated...
When your mural doesn't fit
Its an exciting time for wallpaper and murals - digital printing has changed the norm and with it comes a whole host of new products. Some that don't always fit your space. Some of our hybrid murals (murals that repeat) are printed at 280cm high so need to be trimmed...
Wallpaper Creases - Clamp and Roller Marks.
Another possible 'thing' with wallpaper is creasing on the edges. While it is not super common - it can happen. Usually this is not banged edges caused by shipping . The damage is found deep inside the rolls, indicating that it happened at the factory and is usually due to the trimmers...
Fire Ratings
This blog post about fire ratings is really for our commercial clients. Many of our commercial customers ask for fire ratings for Group 3 fire ratings. Four Ratings: Materials will be given one of four ratings: Group 1 non-combustible Group 2 Non-combustible are the highest rated Group 3 are predominantly timber...
Do I need to seal my walls?
Sealing your wall is advised by everyone but is it necessary? Its a really technical questions. We have wallpaper hundreds of times not using a sealer and its been 100% fine. But every time we did it - we knew the history of the wall and what we were wallpapering...
Wallpapering your hallyway - Small Repeats
We get a lot of customers wanting to do long corridors and hallways. We love a wallpapered corridor. They can look stunning. Some advice. Unless you have panelling (tongue and groove or the like) at the bottom, it is better to try and choose a more robust paper type....
Wallpapering the ceiling - the 5th wall
Can you wallpaper your ceiling? Why yes - yes you can and it can look amazing. But you do need strong arms- because its different to papering a standard wall. Say for example your room was 300 x 300cm then your drops are now 300 long (rather than the standard...
Do I need to size?
Do I need to size? Technically we should say yes. But often the answer is project based. Surfaces may need to be sized if they are especially absorbent such as new plaster. Our friends at Anaglypta have a wee test they recommend: "We always recommend that walls are sized (where necessary)...
Boys Rooms
Choosing wallpaper for boys rooms is hard. There are oodles of cute unicorn, love heart, rainbow (typical stereo typed) wallpapers for girls but when it comes to boys.... So how do we choose a wallpaper for a boys room? There are so many ways to choose depending on location, age...
Wrapping Wallpaper Around a Corner
We often get customers who want to wallpaper multiple walls. This is possible and often looks fantastic. However with everything there are some logistics to consider. Remember the old days when everybody wallpapered all four walls? Did you ever notice the corners pulling away? That is because they literally just...
Flaking Wallpaper
Over the years we have done a lot of wallpapering. Of all kinds and all descriptions. Especially if we get a complaint or a concern - we try and check it out for real. Unfortunately wallpaper is one of those products that if the instructions are not followed then errors...
Paste The Paper
Our personal experience of using Paste the Paper wallpaper. We have found over the years that pure paper substrates (paste the paper), cannot be cut with a Stanley knife (from personal experience by us!). The paper fibres are too weak to cut this way and must be cut using scissors. Stanley...