Removable Wallpaper

Stephen Treffinger, in his "Room To Improve" feature in the June 23 New York Times, featured this product in response to a question from a reader who rents and likes wallpaper.

Treffinger suggested two versions.

The first was removable wallpaper strips (above and below) from a company called Twenty2, headquartered in Brooklyn.

They offer a choice of five patterns each of which comes in a variety of colors.

The strips, which cost $56 each, come prepasted and are 13 inches wide by 15 feet long.

Treffinger wrote, "The material is strong enough and the glue sufficiently forgiving that you can just grab a corner and pull it off."

He noted that the company plans to introduce full–width removable wallpaper in the coming months.

The second is a collection of more traditional patterns from Sherwin–Williams called EasyChange.

This is full–size wallpaper that comes in rolls 20.5 inches wide by 30–33 feet long.

It costs between $50 and $75 a roll at sherwin-williams.com.