Pinewood is an unincorporated community in north Miami-Dade County, about 19.3 miles southeast of our Weston base. It is a residential area made up mostly of modest single-family homes, many of them older concrete block houses on tree-lined lots. In neighborhoods like this, we tend to meet homeowners who want to fix up a room they have lived with for a while, or new owners who want to make an older house feel like their own.

Pinewood is an unincorporated community in north Miami-Dade County, about 19.3 miles southeast of our Weston base. It is a residential area made up mostly of modest single-family homes, many of them older concrete block houses on tree-lined lots. In neighborhoods like this, we tend to meet homeowners who want to fix up a room they have lived with for a while, or new owners who want to make an older house feel like their own.
StyleWall Interiors helps with every step: removing old paper, repairing and smoothing the wall, and hanging something fresh. If you are not sure whether your walls are ready for wallpaper, send a few photos and we will tell you what we see.
Many older homes have paper that has been painted over or layered. We remove it in stages and wash off the leftover paste. Then we seal any torn areas, fill holes and cracks, and skim coat so the next finish, whether paper or paint, goes onto a smooth surface.
If you just bought an older home, wallpaper removal is often one of the first jobs. Clearing out dated paper makes rooms feel brighter and gives you a clean starting point.
For homeowners who have been in the house for years, a single new accent wall or a refreshed bathroom can make a familiar space feel new.
We offer wallpaper removal, wall prep and skim coating, residential wallpaper hanging, accent walls, custom murals, peel-and-stick installation, and repair for seams and tears. We will explain how long each stage takes so you can plan around it.
Look for faint seam lines or bubbles under the paint. Tapping or lightly scoring a hidden spot can also reveal paper underneath.
Yes. Paint over paper can peel and show seams. Removing it first gives a cleaner, longer-lasting finish.
Yes. We work room by room and keep the rest of the house usable while we go.
Always. Primer seals the compound so paint or paper bonds evenly.
Many people start with the kitchen or a bathroom, where old paper tends to look the most worn.
Yes. We contain the work to one room at a time and clean up daily.