Margate is about 15.9 miles north of our Weston base, in north-central Broward County. The city has a large number of condominiums and villa communities, many of them built in the 1970s and 1980s, along with single-family neighborhoods. A lot of the homes we visit here still have the wallpaper they were first decorated with, or a second round from years later, and owners are ready for something new.

Margate is about 15.9 miles north of our Weston base, in north-central Broward County. The city has a large number of condominiums and villa communities, many of them built in the 1970s and 1980s, along with single-family neighborhoods. A lot of the homes we visit here still have the wallpaper they were first decorated with, or a second round from years later, and owners are ready for something new.
StyleWall Interiors helps Margate residents update those rooms the right way: remove the old paper, repair and prime the wall, then hang a modern pattern that fits the space. If you are planning to sell, settling into a new purchase, or simply tired of the old look, we can help.
Before hanging anything new, we check whether the old paper needs to come off and what shape the wall is in underneath. In condos from earlier decades, it is common to find vinyl paper over unprimed drywall. We remove it with care, seal the surface, and skim coat any rough areas.
These rooms often carry the oldest paper. We replace it with washable vinyl in colors and patterns that feel current, and we use primers that stand up to humidity.
Many owners are moving away from all-over patterns toward one textured or patterned wall paired with painted walls. It is a lighter, more modern look.
We offer wallpaper removal, wall prep and skim coating, residential wallpaper hanging, accent walls, grasscloth and natural fiber papers, designer papers, peel-and-stick installation, commercial wallcovering for community buildings, and repair of seams and tears.
Some owners arrange access through a neighbor or the management office. We just need clear permission and instructions from you.
Many buyers prefer neutral walls, so removing busy or dated paper can help. A fresh, simple accent wall can also make a unit stand out.
Sometimes the top vinyl layer peels off dry, leaving a paper backing. That backing still needs to be soaked and scraped before new paper goes up.
Interior walls usually do not need approval, but contractor access often does. Check with your management office.
Textured neutrals, soft geometrics, and botanical prints are popular. They update the room without fighting older cabinets or floors.
Usually right away, but avoid long hot showers for a day or two so the paste can cure.