How to Craft and Place Wallpaper in EmbellishCraft

Wallpaper types

Wallpaper comes in plain and patterned variants. Beige Wallpaper is the plain version. Beige / Flower Wallpaper is the patterned version. Each has a matching slab and stairs: Beige Wallpaper Slab, Beige Wallpaper Stairs, Beige / Flower Wallpaper Slab, and Beige / Flower Wallpaper Stairs.

Plinth variants

For a baseboard look, use Beige Wallpaper With Plinth and Beige / Flower Wallpaper With Plinth. The plinth variant adds a lower trim band to the wallpaper face, which is useful at the bottom of interior walls.

Applying wallpaper

Wallpaper blocks are placed like any other block. Use the plain Beige Wallpaper for large flat rooms and reserve Beige / Flower Wallpaper for accent walls or feature panels. Beige Wallpaper With Plinth works best on the lowest row of a wall, with plain Beige Wallpaper above it.

Slabs and stairs

Beige Wallpaper Slab and Beige / Flower Wallpaper Slab let you continue the wallpaper pattern across half-height surfaces. Beige Wallpaper Stairs and Beige / Flower Wallpaper Stairs handle corners and stepped ceiling lines. Keep the slab and stair variant consistent with the wall variant above them so the pattern lines up.

Building tips

Combine plain and plinth wallpaper on the same wall for a wainscoting effect. Use the flower pattern sparingly so it reads as a deliberate accent rather than covering every surface.