If you’re looking to refresh your space without making permanent changes, renter-friendly, removable wallpaper is the perfect solution. But with so many options, how do you choose the best one for your needs? We’re comparing two of our wallpaper products: Original Luxe and Feather Lite. Both are water-resistant, washable, and fire-retardant, making them ideal for commercial spaces, bathrooms, and kitchens. However, they each have unique characteristics that set them apart. Let’s dive into the details!
Original Luxe: Premium Durability and Texture
Our original wallpaper product for a luxurious, canvas-like feel.
Key Features:
- 6mil thickness
- Canvas-like texture
- Ideal for smooth surfaces (satin or eggshell paint)
- Not suitable for textured walls (orange peel, popcorn, knockdown)
- Comes with our signature back-slit for easier install
If you love a high-end, luxurious look with a textured finish, Original Luxe is the way to go. The thicker, 6mil material offers a canvas-like quality that adds depth and dimension to your space. However, because of its thickness and weight, it’s best suited for smooth, painted surfaces and may not adhere properly to textured walls. We’ve also included a back slit near the top of every panel to make install easier!
Feather Lite: Easy breezy quality
Our lighter-weight option still provides the same repositionability with a slight textured finish.
Key Features:
- PVC-free
- 3mil thickness for a lightweight feel
- Lighter texture than Original Luxe
- Dimensionally stable (won’t stretch)
- Works on satin or eggshell painted surfaces
- May be more forgiving on lightly textured walls
If you’re looking for a lighter, more flexible option, Feather Lite is an excellent choice. At just 3mil thick, it’s easier to handle and install, making it a great pick for DIYers. Another advantage? It may adhere better to lightly textured walls than Original Luxe, giving it a bit more versatility in different spaces.
Which One Should You Choose?
- Choose Original Luxe if you want a thicker, more textured wallpaper with a premium, canvas-like finish. It’s best for smooth surfaces.
- Choose Feather Lite if you prefer a lightweight, PVC-free wallpaper that’s easier to install and may work better on lightly textured walls.
No matter which one you choose, both options offer an easy, renter-friendly way to transform your space without permanent damage. Have you tried either of these wallpapers? Let us know your experience in the comments!
