We get this question all the time: Where do I stop wallpaper when I have a long staircase or weird transition in my walls? We work with a lot of old and historical homes that have funky nooks and crannies and often create head scratching situations with wallpaper installation.
Taking wallpaper all the way up a staircase or very high wall can get pricey and complicated for installers. So what is the solution?
You want to create a visual effect that looks like it was intentional and not sloppy. Using tools like paneling that create a stop at the top of a staircase is the perfect way to create a natural stopping point for your wallpaper.
