Pippa is a small sprig floral: little clusters of coral flowers with sage leaves and lavender buds, drawn with a fine line and a light wash of color, scattered evenly over a cream ground. It has the feel of an old block printed cotton and is quiet enough to use all through a room.
Where it works, and at what size
- Large (24 in repeat): sprigs about 3 in tall. A full wall in a bedroom, an entry or a dining room, and just as good in a powder room or a nursery.
Two colorways
- Clay: coral flowers with sage leaves and lavender sprigs on cream. Shown in a dining room with a farmhouse table and an iron chandelier, an entry beside the stairs, an entry with a gold mirror, a bedroom with an iron bed, and a mudroom with an arched window seat.
- Rose: dusty rose sprigs on cream, nearly tone on tone. Shown in a bathroom with a clawfoot tub, an entry with a gold mirror, a girl's reading nook, a kitchen with brass pendants, a nursery and a reading corner.
Peel and stick wallpaper printed to order on Canvas, a textured vinyl with a woven, fabric look that hides small wall flaws. There's no paste and nothing to soak. Peel back the liner, press the strip to the wall and smooth it down; if a strip lands crooked, lift it off and lay it again.
Renter friendly. Put it up in your apartment and peel it off when you move out. On sound, cured paint it comes away cleanly, so you can leave the walls the way you found them. If your walls are older or the paint is chalky, try a sample in a corner first.
Every order is printed in our studio and cut as one batch, so the color stays consistent from strip to strip.
- Strip width: about 24 3/4 in, overlapping about 3/4 in at each seam
- Match: straight across
- Walls: clean, dry, painted walls of any sheen
- Sample: 12 x 12 in. We recommend one before ordering, because wallpaper is made to order and can't be returned.
Measuring, hanging, removal and care: see our Peel and Stick Wallpaper FAQ.
