Do you want to know one of the best things about peel and stick wallpaper, other than the obvious convenience of it being commitment-optional wallpaper?

IT CAN (and should) BE USED ON SURFACES OTHER THAN THE WALLS!

We love it when people get creative!

The stairs? That antique piece in your bedroom? Try giving every space, large or small, a pop of color and pattern. Since nothing is permanent, unless you want it to be, you're free to mix, match, and change out the latest wallpaper print trend to your heart’s content.

This rising wallpaper trend is here to stay and today we’re sharing 9 creative ways to use peel and stick wallpaper.

1: Wallpaper on the Ceiling? Yes!

We’re not sure what could be more creative than installing wallpaper on the ceiling! 

This space by Shelly of Confetti Style Interiors has a classic palette, but it's that deep, moody floral on the ceiling that has our hearts aflutter. 

Talk about a discussion starter at any dinner!

We are pretty convinced that any ceiling could look fabulous with wallpaper!! 

Shelly's space is actually her home office and she let SmithHönig's Bryony Storm Noir wallpaper help kick it (literally) up a notch or two. Talk about drama in all of the right places!! 

(Please note that for ceiling applications, peel and stick wallpaper generally needs a bit of glue at the seams, to counteract the weight of the paper and, you know, gravity.) We use 3M's 77 adhesive spray when we install on ceilings.

2: Add Peel & Stick Wallpaper to a Pantry

Designer Emily June Spanos in Houston used SmithHönig's Moroccan Knot peel and stick wallpaper in her client's pantry. Now when the door is opened, she's greeted with a fun splash of color and pattern.

3: Carve Out Space with Peel & Stick Wallpaper

Hello drama! Hello definition! Turn an underused space (under the stairs, in an entryway, the end of a hallway, whatever) into a defined area without putting up walls. 

This small and slightly odd-shaped space under the stairs was turned into a home office. The floral peel and stick helps give the office area its own unique style and visually separates it from the rest of the basement. We'd love working here!

4: Hang Peel & Stick Wallpaper Inside a Cabinet

A peek of patterned wallpaper behind glass doors or inside a hutch or shelf is a great way to add an extra layer of color to your space. Paint the furniture for even more drama!

You could also add the surprise of peel and stick wallpaper inside cabinets with wooden doors - like a luxurious lining in a couture coat - it will be a secret sense of fun.

5: Line the Interior of your Closet with Peel & Stick Wallpaper

Wow to this wallpaper! We absolutely love how designer Jewel Marlowe used SmithHönig's Ravenswood peel and stick wallpaper in her hall closet. 

Your guests will remember the moment and you'll love the added joy of color and pattern, just inside the door.

7: Hang Peel & Stick Wallpaper in the Kitchen

From the walls, to the interiors of drawers, to that awkward space above the cabinets, there are so many possibilities for using wallpaper in kitchens!

Here, SmithHönig customers Mechele and Cynthia show off how they each used versions of Ravenswood wallpaper in their kitchens. 

First up is Mechele's kitchen featuring Ravenswood in Mystery, with her charcoal cabinets.

9: Liven Up a Laundry Room with Peel & Stick Wallpaper

Laundry rooms are perfect spots for bold wallpaper. Make household necessities feel more special, and give yourself a little gift of color and pattern in the process. Use colors from the wallpaper palette for accessories and accents.

This one feature's SmithHönig's lavender and teal zebra pattern, called "Moxie".

Now that we know that we can now hang peel and stick wallpaper in unconventional areas — absolutely nothing is safe!

Are you ready to dive into peel and stick wallpapers? If so, check out the options at SmithHönig, we even help you calculate how much wallpaper you will need.

Our removable, ready to hang peel and stick wallpaper is a commitment-optional way to add color and drama to a powder room, a feature wall, or an entire room. No glue needed and no damage to the walls. When you’re ready for a change, just peel it off. 

These patterns are sure to make a statement, take a look at the options, and dream about where you can hang it. View all of our SmithHönig peel and stick wallpaper options, here.

Also, take a look at a couple of wallpaper projects featuring Boho Luxe Home that are floating around the blogosphere…

Happy Wallpapering!