Types of Wallpaper

Description: Made from vinyl or vinyl-coated paper, durable and versatile.
- Pros:
  - Highly durable and resistant to moisture, ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.
  - Easy to clean (scrubbable or washable).
  - Wide variety of designs and textures.
  - Long-lasting (10-20 years).
- Cons:
  - Can be more expensive than paper-based options.
  - Some types may release VOCs (volatile organic compounds) during installation.
  - Removal can be difficult if not prepasted or peel-and-stick.

Description: Traditional wallpaper made from cellulose or paper fibers.
- Pros:
  - Affordable and widely available.
  - Eco-friendly and biodegradable options exist.
  - Easy to hang with proper preparation.
- Cons:
  - Not durable; prone to tearing, fading, or staining.
  - Not suitable for high-moisture or high-traffic areas.
  - Removal can be time-consuming and messy.

Description: Made from a blend of synthetic and natural fibers, breathable and sturdy.
- Pros:
  - Easy to install and remove (often peelable).
  - Breathable, reducing mold risk in humid conditions.
  - Durable and resistant to tearing.
- Cons:
  - More expensive than paper wallpaper.
  - Limited design options compared to vinyl.
  - Not as washable as vinyl.

Description: Made from textiles like silk, linen, or cotton, often backed with paper or acrylic.
- Pros:
  - Luxurious appearance with unique textures.
  - Adds warmth and elegance to spaces.
  - Some types are eco-friendly.
- Cons:
  - Expensive and delicate, prone to staining.
  - Difficult to clean (not washable).
  - Requires professional installation and removal.

Description: Self-adhesive vinyl or fabric-backed wallpaper, designed for easy application and removal.
- Pros:
  - Easy to install and remove, renter-friendly.
  - No adhesive or paste required.
  - Wide range of modern designs.
- Cons:
  - Less durable than permanent options.
  - May not adhere well to textured walls.
  - Can be costly for high-quality versions.

Description: Features a metallic finish for a shiny, reflective look.
- Pros:
  - Dramatic, luxurious aesthetic, great for accent walls.
  - Reflects light, brightening small spaces.
- Cons:
  - Expensive and prone to scratches.
  - Shows wall imperfections easily.
  - Challenging to install and remove.

Description: Made from natural materials like grass, bamboo, or cork, often handwoven.
- Pros:
  - Unique, organic texture and eco-friendly.
  - Adds warmth and sophistication.
  - Good for sound insulation.
- Cons:
  - Expensive and delicate.
  - Not moisture-resistant; prone to staining.
  - Difficult to clean or repair.

Description: Features raised, velvety patterns for a textured, vintage look.
- Pros:
  - Rich, tactile aesthetic, ideal for formal spaces.
  - Adds depth and luxury.
- Cons:
  - Very expensive and delicate.
  - Hard to clean; attracts dust.
  - Professional installation often required.