Peel and Stick Wallpaper is a Great Way to Change Your Look for Diwali

2 ottobre 2025 00:00

Diwali is a time to start over. It's time to throw out the old and bring in the new. You can also show off your creativity in every space of your house. Peel and stick wallpaper checks all of the boxes:

Easy to put on and much easier to take off: No adhesive, no mess, and no regrets! All you have to do is measure, peel, and smooth. Are you having second thoughts? You can take down wallpaper without damaging the wall or leaving behind sticky stuff.
You can cut, patch, and line up Krutik wallpapers however you wish. They work well for entrances, alcoves, feature walls, and even furniture modifications.
Our high-quality wallpapers are manufactured using non-toxic inks and materials, so they are safe for the environment and for homes with kids, dogs, or relatives.
Great for renters or folks who want to change things up often: You can rearrange your area every Diwali without losing your security deposit or spending hours cleaning up because they are easy to take down.

The best DIY peel and stick wallpaper ideas for a Diwali home makeover

1. Make a festive accent wall

Pick a bright, Diwali-inspired wallpaper, like marigold mandalas, lotus flowers, or rich paisley patterns. Put it on the main wall of your living room to make it a focal point that looks great all year and glows in candlelight.

2. Statement Backdrops for Pooja Corners

Use gold, white, or geometric floral wallpaper to make the background of your mandir or pooja room look better. This not only makes your Navratri and Diwali rituals better, but it also draws attention to holy places in your home.

3. Make your own Rangoli Walls

Use peel-and-stick decals or cut out floral shapes to make a permanent rangoli art piece above your door or hallway. This is a modern take on an old tradition. Your bright welcome will last all Diwali long, with no more patterns that get swept away.

4. Make the dining room more fun

Use peel-and-stick wallpaper with bright jewel tones or metallic patterns on a feature wall, your sideboard, or even your crockery unit. The end result? Diwali dinners that are perfect for Instagram and a cozy place for guests to hang out.

5. Styling niches and making doors look new

Don't forget places that are easy to miss! You can use parts of Krutik's wallpaper on doors, arches, or recessed areas. To get into the Diwali spirit from the front door to the back door, choose traditional designs, complicated jaali patterns, or simple, modern lines.

6. A quick temple or photo wall

Put a piece of colorful wallpaper behind a small temple, a gallery of family photos, or a shelf full of diyas and idols. The pattern gives the room a sense of unity and richness, making it feel sacred or festive.

7. Furniture Makeovers with Peel and Stick

Wrap old bookshelves, coffee tables, or side tables in leftover wallpaper to give them new life. Use colors that go with your Diwali theme, like saffron, teal, or bright reds, to give your old furniture a new look.

How to Make Your Own Wallpaper Success

The key is to prepare: Before you put it on, make sure your walls are clean and dry. Wait at least 3–4 weeks if your walls have just been painted.
Cut Once, Measure Twice: If you're covering a lot of ground or making murals, be extra careful to line up the patterns.
As you go, smooth: To get a professional look, use a flat squeegee or cloth to keep air bubbles from forming.
Lighten Up: To get the most festive sparkle, put string lights, diyas, or mirror accents on your wallpapered walls.
Go with the seasons, or not: If you like to change things up, change your wallpaper every Diwali. Want a style that lasts? Choose patterns that are inspired by nature, geometric shapes, or simple shapes that look good all year.

Krutik's Diwali Wallpaper Collection with Peel and Stick

Krutik's collection has everything from traditional Radha Krishna murals and rangoli-inspired art to modern abstract pieces.

Bright, long-lasting prints in any size you want
Smooth matte or glossy finishes that look great in any light
Patterns that are based on Indian festivals, sacred mandalas, and design trends from around the world
You can order online and have it delivered anywhere in the world, so you can get a festive makeover anywhere.

This Diwali, let Krutik's designs be your blank canvas for creativity and easy change!

Last Thoughts: Art can help you celebrate light and change.

Diwali is a time to change things up, make new memories, and fill every room in your home with positive energy. Krutik's peel-and-stick wallpaper gives you the power to be creative and stylish. Take these DIY ideas and use them to make your walls, your family, and your whole festival experience shine brighter than ever.

Written By : Arti Chauhan