Beige brush stroke lines
Ground
Not every wall needs to be a statement. Sometimes the problem with a rental is just that the walls feel thin and new: flat builder-grade paint with nothing to catch the eye. The Ground collection is built for that. These are warm, low-contrast patterns that add depth and a handmade feel, and they blend into a room rather than competing with it.
Like everything we make, each design is peel-and-stick. There's no paste to mix.
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Several designs in Ground are meant to be felt more than seen. Beige Brush Stroke Lines and Basket Weave Brush Stroke use loose, hand-painted marks that read like plaster or woven grasscloth from a few feet away, but without the cost or the paste. Contour Lines borrows from topographic maps, with slow, rippling lines that suit a bedroom or a meditation corner.
For more pattern, Blue Boho and Beige Paisley bring in the global, collected look without leaving the neutral palette. Blue Boho pairs well with rattan, terracotta and plenty of plants. Beige Paisley is subtler and works in a guest room or a powder room. Boho Stripe and Oak Leaf Stripe give you vertical movement, which is handy in rooms with low ceilings because stripes pull the eye upward. Beige Honey Bee is the quiet surprise of the collection: a small, scattered motif that looks like a neutral texture until someone walks up close.
Neutrals are harder to buy online than bold colors. The difference between a warm beige and a cool greige only shows up next to your actual floors, trim and daylight. That's why we recommend a $15 sample, even for a pattern you're fairly sure about. Hold it against the baseboard, look at it after dark under your own bulbs, and compare two options side by side if you're torn.
Panel sets come in nine heights at $90 to $180, so you can match your ceiling height instead of rounding up to a single long roll. You'll need a smoothing tool, a level and a sharp blade.
Peel from a top corner, slowly and close to the wall. We haven't published our own removal tests yet, so test a sample on your paint first. The patterns are neutral enough that the same design can follow you to the next place.
Yes, especially on flat, featureless walls. Patterns like Basket Weave Brush Stroke and Contour Lines add visual texture that paint can't, so a room feels warmer and more finished while the color stays calm.
Order $15 samples of your top two or three choices and view them together against your floors and trim. Beiges shift between warm and cool depending on light, and seeing them side by side is the fastest way to decide.
Yes, but hang the first panel against a level line rather than the room's corner or ceiling. Most rental walls are slightly out of plumb, and a level start keeps stripes like Boho Stripe running true.
We haven't completed our own removal tests, so we can't promise how panels come off a particular wall. Paint age, condition and texture all play a part. Test a $15 sample on your wall first, and remove panels slowly at a low angle. If the room is cold, warming the panel briefly with a hair dryer can help it release.
Shipping is free everywhere in the US, with no minimum, and $15 samples ship free too. Panels are printed to order in 1-2 business days, and typical door-to-door time is about one week.