Professional Wallpaper Installation & Paperhanging
With over 30 years of hands-on experience in the paperhanging trade, 7 Mile Paint & Paper provides expert wallpaper and wallcovering installation throughout Cape May County and the South Jersey Shore. From traditional wallpaper to high-end designer papers and specialty wallcoverings, every installation is approached with careful planning, precise pattern matching and meticulous attention to detail.
Serving Avalon, Stone Harbor, Sea Isle City, Ocean City, Wildwood, Cape May and surrounding South Jersey communities.
Experience Matters in Paperhanging
Wallpaper installation is a skilled trade, but the best work requires more than technical ability. There is an artistic eye involved in how a wallcovering is planned, positioned and ultimately experienced in the room. Pattern placement, balance, focal points, seams, corners and architectural details all have to be considered before the first piece ever goes on the wall.
With more than 30 years in the paperhanging trade, 7 Mile Paint & Paper brings that combination of experience, precision and visual judgment to every project. From traditional wallpaper and grasscloth to natural fibers, designer wallcoverings, paneled papers, murals and commercial vinyl, each material requires its own approach. Knowing how the material behaves is part of the craft. Knowing how it should look when the room is finished is where experience and artistry come together.
Preparation matters just as much as installation. Walls are evaluated, surfaces are properly prepared, layouts are planned and patterns are considered in relation to the entire room—not simply the next strip of paper. The goal isn't just to get wallpaper onto a wall. It's to make the wallcovering look as though it was always meant to be part of the space.
The skill of a craftsman.
The precision of a professional.
The eye of an artist.
Wallpaper & Wallcoverings We Install
Every wallcovering has its own characteristics, and every room presents its own challenges. From layout and pattern placement to seams, corners and material handling, the installation approach should be tailored to both the wallcovering and the space.
Traditional & Designer Wallpaper
From classic patterns to high-end designer papers, each installation is carefully planned for pattern placement, balance and clean, precise seams.
Fabric & Specialty Materials
Specialty wallcoverings can require different adhesives, preparation and installation techniques. Experience with the material matters before the first panel is placed.
Grasscloth & Natural Fibers
Grasscloth, linen, silk and other natural wallcoverings require an experienced hand and an understanding of the variations that make these materials unique.
Paneled Wallcoverings
Wallcoverings supplied as individual panels require precise measuring and thoughtful layout to keep the overall design properly positioned, balanced and centered within the space.
Murals & Scenic Wallcoverings
Large-scale murals and scenic papers are planned around the room as a complete composition, with particular attention to focal points, architectural features and the intended view.
Commercial Vinyl
From classic patterns to high-end designer papers, each installation is carefully planned for pattern placement, balance and clean, precise seams.
Looking for the right wallcovering?
7 Mile Paint & Paper also offers wallcoverings from select manufacturers. Whether you're working with an interior designer or choosing a wallcovering yourself, we can assist with product selection, measuring, material requirements and installation—bringing the project together from the first idea to the finished room.
A Thoughtful Approach to Every Installation
A professional installation begins long before the first strip of wallpaper goes on the wall. Every project is evaluated as a complete space, from the condition of the walls and characteristics of the material to pattern placement, lighting, architecture and the way the finished room will be viewed.
Evaluate & Plan
Every project begins with understanding the space, the wallcovering and the desired finished look. Measurements, pattern repeats, focal points and architectural features are considered before the layout is established.
Surface Preparation
A beautiful installation depends on what is underneath it. Walls are evaluated and properly prepared for the material being installed, including repairs, smoothing, priming or lining when necessary.
The Layout
This is where experience and an artistic eye become especially important. Patterns are positioned intentionally, focal points are considered, and starting points are chosen based on how the entire room should look, not simply where it is easiest to begin.
Precision Installation
Each strip or panel is carefully installed with close attention to pattern matching, seams, corners, trim, windows, doors and other architectural details. Different wallcoverings require different techniques, and the installation is adapted accordingly.
The Final Product
The installation is inspected as a whole, details are addressed, and the finished wallcovering is viewed the way it was intended, as part of the room rather than simply material applied to a wall.
The details you notice, and the ones you don't, are what make for a professional installation.