Corbin Plaid Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper by Hailey Kiefer Designs

Intersecting bands of different widths give Corbin by Hailey Kiefer Designs a substantial plaid. The peel-and-stick wallpaper brings a clear grid to the wall, pairing the familiarity of a checked textile with a larger decorative presence that works well beside simpler fabrics.

“I would choose the bed linen or main upholstery before adding a second print. With a plaid this definite, a beautiful plain can do more for the room than another pattern.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

• Material: Wall panels and samples: removable, self-adhesive fabric; dollhouse sheet: vinyl.
• Dimensions: Sample: 12 × 12 in.
  Dollhouse sheet: 14 × 14 in.
  Wall panels: 24 in wide; selected heights 24, 36, 48, 60, 72, 84, 96, 108, 120, 132, 144 in.
• Included: One sample, one dollhouse sheet or one wall panel in the selected size and design option per quantity ordered.
• Design: Hailey Kiefer Designs.
• Measuring & ordering: For a straight wall, divide its width in inches by 24 and round up to find the number of panels. Choose a panel height that covers the measured wall. Order the complete project together; later panels may differ in color or alignment. For mixed heights around doors or sloped walls, follow Loomwell’s A/B sequence guidance before ordering. The dollhouse sheet is a miniature vinyl format; its pattern scale is selected by the supplier.
• Curated by Loomwell Home Goods.
• Provenance: Made to order in the USA.

Care & Ownership

Before ordering full panels, test a sample on the intended wall, allowing a week to assess adhesion. New paint should cure for 30 days. Apply to a clean, primed and painted indoor surface, following the supplied instructions. Avoid brick, unpainted cement, heavy texture and constant splashing. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. For a small mark, test the sample first and use a barely damp cloth, without soaking seams or scrubbing. Remove slowly from a top corner, working down in manageable sections. Removed panels are not intended to be reused.

Maker / Heritage

Loomwell’s patterns begin with independent artists, then become wallcoverings made to order in the United States. The family-run company works with designers across a wide range of drawing and painting styles, pairing their imagery with removable, self-adhesive fabric. Its murals are treated as a whole composition, scaled across the ordered wall and supplied as numbered panels. That connection between the artist’s image and the finished room is what makes the collection worth exploring.