Wallpaper Calculator
Ordering the correct size and number of panels makes all the difference! Although we do all we can to make sure each lot matches the next, colors can vary between lots. Getting it right the first time ensures all your wallpaper will match.
Wallpaper Calculator
Measure the height and width of your walls and enter the wall dimensions below. We'll tell you exactly how many panels to order — no guesswork, no waste.
Choose your wallpaper type
Enter your wall height
Measure both sides of the wall and use the larger number. Do not subtract for moulding or baseboards.
Add your walls
Enter the width of each wall you'd like to wallpaper. Include doors and windows in your measurement.
Wall breakdown
| Wall | Width | Panels | Panel length |
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FAQ
Should I consider windows and doors in my measurements?
When measuring your walls, we recommend including windows and doors in your calculations rather than subtracting them. Since the pattern must flow continuously across your entire wall, you'll typically need the same amount of wallpaper regardless. If a window or door takes up a particularly large portion of your wall, don't hesitate to contact us — we're happy to help you figure out exactly what you need.
What is a panel, and how is it different from a roll?
Traditional wallpaper comes on a continuous roll that you cut to length on-site. Our wallpaper is pre-cut into individual panels — each one is a fixed-height, fixed-width section ready to hang. There's no cutting required; each panel goes straight from the package to your wall.
What are the dimensions of each panel?
Each panel is 2 feet wide. Panels come in seven lengths: 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16 feet, so you can match the panel to your wall height to reduce trimming and waste.
How do I choose the right panel length?
Select the length closest to your ceiling height. For a standard 8-foot ceiling, order 8-foot panels. If your ceiling falls between two lengths, size up — for example, a 9-foot ceiling would call for 10-foot panels, with the small amount of excess trimmed at the floor or ceiling. When in doubt, it's always better to have a little extra than to come up short.
Do the panels line up with each other?
Yes! Panels are hung side by side, and the pattern is engineered to match seamlessly across every panel from top to bottom.
Murals will come in lettered panels and should be installed in sequential order.
More Resources
TIPS FOR MEASURING YOUR WALLS
A little measuring up front saves a lot of headache later.
HOW TO INSTALL WALLPAPER
No experience needed — just follow these steps.
NEED HELP?
Don't hesitate to reach out! Send your dimensions and questions to info@northandfinch.com