Broadview Park is a small unincorporated community in Broward County, about 12 miles east of our Weston base. It is mostly a neighborhood of modest single-family homes, many of them older concrete block houses, and that tells us a lot about the walls we are likely to find inside: plaster or drywall that has been painted many times, occasional patches, and the odd room with paper left behind by a past owner.

Broadview Park is a small unincorporated community in Broward County, about 12 miles east of our Weston base. It is mostly a neighborhood of modest single-family homes, many of them older concrete block houses, and that tells us a lot about the walls we are likely to find inside: plaster or drywall that has been painted many times, occasional patches, and the odd room with paper left behind by a past owner.
StyleWall Interiors is glad to take on small, single-room projects as well as larger ones. If you want to freshen a bedroom, add a pattern to a hallway, or get rid of old paper before painting, give us a call and describe the room.
Every job starts with a look at the wall. Block homes often have interior walls that are slightly wavy or have small cracks along corners. We fill and smooth those areas first so the finished wallpaper reads as a clean, flat surface.
Exterior walls in many older Florida homes are masonry with a plaster finish on the inside. These surfaces can hold moisture differently than drywall, so we pay attention to primer choice and drying time.
Decades of repainting can leave drips, ridges, and peeling spots. Light sanding and a skim coat give the paper a uniform base.
Yes. A single accent wall is one of our most common requests, and we give it the same prep and care as a full room.
Paper alone will not hide cracks well, and they can reopen under it. We fill and smooth them first so the paper stays flat.
Yes, as long as the wall is dry. If we notice signs of moisture, we will point them out so you can address the cause before papering.
Paint is simpler for whole rooms. Wallpaper adds pattern and texture that paint cannot, which is why many people use it on one feature wall.
Yes. After removal we wash off adhesive, patch, and prime so the wall is ready for paint or new paper.
Reach out once you know the rooms you want to do. If you are still choosing paper, we can talk through options first.