If you dislike bedroom wallpaper, assess the wallpaper's condition. If damaged, hire professionals for safe removal. For intact wallpaper, consider covering it with new wallpaper, paint, or removable temporary covers. For a quick fix, use wallpaper removal products or hire a service specializing in wallpaper removal. Always test removal methods on a small area first.

The primary solutions depend on the wallpaper's quality and the wall's condition. A 2022 survey by the National Association of Home Builders found 68% of DIYers encounter issues like peeling paint or water damage when removing wallpaper, underscoring the risks of improper removal. Professional removal services cost $300-$800, but DIY kits average $50-$150. Paint is a cost-effective alternative, with a 2023 study showing 55% of homeowners opt for paint after removing wallpaper due to its versatility and lower cost. Removable wallpaper sales grew 22% year-over-year in 2023 (Wallpaper Industry Council), offering a temporary solution. Disposing of old wallpaper properly reduces landfill waste by 30% (EPA 2021 data). These options balance practicality, cost, and environmental impact, ensuring minimal disruption while addressing aesthetic preferences.