FAQs

How to measure walls for a mural

Step 1: Measure the maximum wall dimensions

Height: Measure from floor to ceiling (or the highest point) at several positions, especially the corners. Use the largest measurement to allow sufficient height.

Width: Measure the wall width at the top, middle, and bottom. Use the largest measurement to ensure full coverage.

Step 2: Add a safety allowanceInclude an additional 5–10 cm (2–4 inches) to both the height and width. This extra allowance helps accommodate slight wall irregularities and allows for trimming during installation, ensuring a seamless fit.

Step 3: Include doors and windowsMeasure the wall’s full height and width, including any doors or windows. The mural will be trimmed during installation to fit neatly around these features.

Step 4: Recheck your measurements

Measure everything again before placing your order. Double-checking helps prevent errors. Make sure all measurements use the same unit (centimetres or inches) and that your tape measure is accurate.

How to calculate how much wallpaper you need?

The information you need is:

• The width of the roll is 70 cm

• The length of the roll 10m

The width of your wall.
The height of your wall.

You need to calculate for each wall, and you will find out how many rolls you will need.

Always order more than you require to avoid miss matching colours.

I have run out of Fabric/Wallpaper, what should I do?

Precise colour matching cannot be guaranteed between different batches of product. Always order more than you require to avoid miss matching colours.

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Wallpaper colours

There can sometimes be a slight variation in the colour across different batches so please be sure to order the correct amount so we can supply you with rolls from the same batch. Ordering additional rolls at a later date may result in colour differences. 

We advise to always order samples of each desired pattern.

Are colours consistent across different fabrics?

• Colour variations are to be expected across different fabrics, despite using the exact same file.

• Each fabric has a slightly different base colour, and may be printed using different print methods, which can lead to variations in the perceived colour.

• In addition, the finish and weave of the fabric can have a big impact on the perceived colour.

• In addition, different lighting can make colours appear different.

• Our suppliers will endeavour to ensure there is a minimal colour variation between batches of printing, however there are circumstances that may cause differences when re-ordering. 

We advise to always order samples of each desired pattern/fabric.

Is your fabric fireproof and would I have to get it treated?

The fabric is not fireproof by default. If you would like for a fabric to be treated, please contact us for further intonation at info@damiandem.com.

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Overseas delivery charges

Dami and Em Design ship worldwide. These will be quoted on an order by order basis.  If you are an overseas customer, please e-mail info@damiandem.com for a proforma invoice.

Note that Dami and Em Design sell in pounds sterling.  Deliveries overseas are made DDU (delivered duty unpaid) therefore the buyer may be liable for import duties and customs entry fee prior to delivery.  VAT will not be applied to the order.  It is the customers responsibility to assess the value of these fees prior to ordering.