Sage green leaf
Bloom
Plants make a rental feel lived in, but they're also the first thing to die when the light is wrong. The Bloom collection puts the greenery on the wall instead. Every design here is peel-and-stick, so there's no paste and no water. You press the panels onto a smooth painted wall, work out the air, and peel them off when you move.
Bloom
Bloom
Bloom
Bloom
Bloom
Bloom
Bloom
Bloom runs from quiet to full. Sage Green Leaf is the calmest: loose leaves in a muted green that reads almost as a neutral from across the room. It works well in a bedroom where you want color without visual noise. Gray Scandi Leaf is a step cooler, with pared-back stems on a pale ground that sits comfortably next to white oak, black metal and linen.
If you want the wall to carry the room, Peony Floral and Floral Garden bring larger blooms and more movement. They suit a dining nook, an entryway, or one accent wall behind a bed. Palm is the most graphic design in the set. Its broad fronds hold their own in a powder room where you want one strong decision. Minimalist Floral and Dandelion Flower fall in between: light line-work florals that give a hallway or home office some life without closing it in.
A few practical things matter more than the pattern itself:
Panel sets come in nine heights, priced from $90 to $180 depending on how tall your wall is. Measure from floor to ceiling in two or three spots, because older buildings are rarely level. Pick the height that covers your tallest measurement, then count panels by wall width.
Order a $15 sample before committing to a full wall. Tape it up for a few days and look at it in the morning and the evening, next to your actual floors and furniture. It also lets you test how the adhesive behaves on your paint, which is useful if your landlord is particular.
Installing takes one or two people, a smoothing tool and a sharp utility knife. Removal starts at a corner: lift it and peel slowly at a low angle. We haven't published our own removal tests yet, so test a sample on your paint before you commit to a full wall.
We haven't completed our own removal tests yet, so we don't promise how panels come off a particular wall. Paint age, condition and texture all matter. Apply only to fully cured paint, test a $15 sample on your wall first, and peel slowly at a low angle.
Measure from floor to ceiling in a few spots and choose the height that covers your tallest measurement. The nine heights let you buy close to your actual wall size, so you trim very little and don't pay for material you won't use.
Greens and florals change a lot with the light in your room, and a screen can't show that. A sample lets you check the color at different times of day and test adhesion on your own wall before you buy a full set.
We haven't tested these panels in bathrooms, so we can't recommend them there yet. If you're considering a powder room, test a $15 sample in that room first, and keep panels out of splash zones and off walls that stay wet.
Shipping is free everywhere in the US. Every panel is printed to order, which takes 1-2 business days, and typical door-to-door time is about one week. You'll get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.