Professional Wallpaper Installation in Los Angeles County

They hung Phillip Jeffries grasscloth in our Beverly Hills living room. The walls had old orange-peel texture — they skimmed and primed first, then the seams disappeared. Quiet, insured, and done on the days they quoted.

DTLA high-rise install. They sent the COI to the HOA, booked the service elevator, and hung a vinyl mural in the unit without tracking paste into the hallway. Pattern lined up around the column. That is the crew you want in a building with rules.

Santa Monica condo, marine-layer walls, peel-and-stick in a rental bedroom. They tested adhesion, prepped the paint, and the edges are still flat. Landlord walkthrough was uneventful — which was the whole point.

Craftsman bungalow in Pasadena with cracked plaster. They repaired, skimmed, and hung a traditional paper in the dining room. Corners and the plate rail were the hard parts and they treated them like the job, not an extra.

WeHo townhouse — silk in the primary suite. They used a lined install so the weave did not telegraph the old drywall. Seams are invisible in daylight. I have hired other hangers in LA; this was cleaner.

Office lounge mural in Long Beach. They mapped the tropical print around outlets and a soffit so it reads as one wall. Showed up from San Diego when they said they would and left the space usable the same evening.

Coastal house, salt air, grasscloth in the stair hall. They warned us about face-staining, used the right paste, and double-cut on the wall. No lifting at the treads. Exactly the install we needed this close to the water.

Retail build-out in Culver City. After-hours hang, commercial vinyl, tight schedule with the GC. Walls were ready, seams were straight, punch list was empty. We will spec them again.

Valley house, knockdown texture in the den. They leveled it, then hung a large-scale mural so the horizon sits behind the sofa, not through someone’s head. Measurement and layout were the difference.