Biscayne Gardens is an unincorporated area of north Miami-Dade County, about 17.7 miles southeast of our Weston base. It is primarily a neighborhood of single-family homes, many built in the decades after World War II on lots with mature trees, with canals running through parts of the community. Homes like these often have walls that have been painted and papered several times, and owners who want to update them thoughtfully.

Biscayne Gardens is an unincorporated area of north Miami-Dade County, about 17.7 miles southeast of our Weston base. It is primarily a neighborhood of single-family homes, many built in the decades after World War II on lots with mature trees, with canals running through parts of the community. Homes like these often have walls that have been painted and papered several times, and owners who want to update them thoughtfully.
StyleWall Interiors helps Biscayne Gardens homeowners plan wallpaper projects that respect the house while bringing in a fresher look. We take care of removal, repair, and installation, so you get a finished wall without juggling multiple trades.
Our first step is a close look at the wall. In older homes, we often find hairline cracks, nail holes, or areas where paint has peeled. We repair those, skim coat when needed, and prime before hanging so the new paper looks smooth and stays put.
Many houses here have solid block construction with plaster interior finishes. These walls are sturdy but can be uneven, which shows through thin papers. Prep matters.
Properties close to water can see higher indoor humidity. Steady air conditioning and moisture-tolerant materials help wallpaper last.
Not harder, just different. Plaster needs to be sound and primed, and any unevenness should be smoothed first.
Signs include musty smells, staining, or paint that bubbles. If we spot these, we will point them out before papering.
Textured papers, grasscloth, and busier patterns are more forgiving than smooth, solid-color papers.
Yes. We trim the paper neatly along baseboards, chair rails, and crown molding.
If the wall has many patches or texture, yes. It is the step that makes the finished paper look smooth and professional.
Call or send photos of the room. We will discuss the condition of the walls and what you want to achieve.