Chinoiserie

How to Measurement your wall Guide

General Guidelines

Only measure the area that will be covered—skip the baseboards, trim, or molding
Use a tape measure and jot down your numbers
As a safety margin, add an extra 4 inches (10 cm) to both width and height when placing your order

Measuring Different Wall Types:

Standard Wall

Measure the full width and height at their widest and tallest points. Double-check for accuracy.

Standard wall measurement diagram showing width and height measurements

Multiple Walls

If your wallpaper extends across multiple adjacent walls, measure the total combined width as one continuous wall - do not treat them like separate walls or orders.

Multiple walls measurement diagram showing continuous width measurement

Wall with Doors/Windows

Ignore obstacles—measure the full width and height, as if they were not there. Any cutouts will be made during installation.

Wall with doors and windows measurement diagram

Sloped Walls

Measure the space as if it were a full rectangle. The excess will be trimmed off during installation.

Sloped walls measurement diagram

Walls Along Stairs

Height: Measure from the highest ceiling point down to the lowest floor point
Width: Measure the horizontal length of the stairs (not the diagonal)
The final measurement should form a rectangle—excess paper is trimmed away. Hang from the highest point downwards to ensure pattern match

Walls along stairs measurement diagram

If you have any questions or concerns, please write to us at info@digital-walls.com for additional support or if you need custom sizing.