Most people repaint when a space feels off.
The color gets tired.
The room feels unfinished.
So the cycle starts again.
Wallpaper works differently.
Paint covers a wall.
Wallpaper resolves it.
Paint Is Temporary. Walls Are Not.
Paint is designed to be flexible.
That’s why it fades, chips, and gets revisited.
Wallpaper is treated as a finish.
When selected and installed properly, it becomes part of the architecture — not a layer sitting on top of it. The wall stops asking for attention. The room settles.
That’s the difference most people don’t realize until they experience it.