Sutton Floral Medallion Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper by Mackenzie Nelson

Flowers sit within linked decorative outlines in Sutton by Mackenzie Nelson. The floral medallion peel-and-stick wallpaper combines a centered motif with a repeating framework, giving the wall an ordered pattern that feels equally attentive to the spaces around each flower.

“I would look for one curved shape in the furniture to answer the medallions. A rounded chair back or a lamp base can make the pattern feel connected to the room.”
-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: Mackenzie Nelson.
• Color options: Beige, Blue, Teal, Cream, Dark, Peach, Stone.
• 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.