Wendy's decor style was mid-century modern so she wanted to revamp the table with something to fit that decor.

She also wanted to something bright and cheery. That's when we decided to wallpaper it.

When you have decided what wallpaper to use. You have to think carefully how the wallpaper pattern will match up.

Wendy's table was more than one roll of wallpaper wide. 2 widths of wallpaper would have been enough to cover the table. But that would look odd.

We decided to use 3 strips of wallpaper one central full width and then 2 half widths either side. This worked best with the pattern we had chosen.

Measure your 3 strips of wallpaper carefully. I found the most accurate and best way to cut the wallpaper was with a rotary cutter and mat.

Using a brush paste your 3 strips of wallpaper with wallpaper paste and then fold and put to one side whilst you paste the table.

Paste the table top with wallpaper paste, and leave for a couple of minutes.

Whilst the paste is still tacky carefully lay your middle strip of wallpaper onto the table top. Using a wallpaper smoothing brush carefully brush out any air bubbles.

Then repeat with the wallpaper strips either side. Carefully match up the pattern and trim any excess.

We let our wallpaper go over the side edges of the table and wrap underneath slightly for a neater look.

Even though the wallpaper is wipeable we applied 2 coats of varnish to provide extra protection from daily wear and tear.

I think the table looks fantastic in Wendy's living room. The Romo wallpaper she has chosen matches her decor really well. Her table certainly looks much better than before.

Table tops aren't the only things we have wallpapered you should check out the wallpapered kitchen backsplash we also did.