When you are planning a project, it is natural to have questions about materials, sizing, installation, shipping, and more. This page gathers our most important wallpaper FAQs in one place so you can find clear, honest answers without having to search through every product or policy page. Think of it as a starting point for understanding how Carta Noor works and what to expect when you bring our designs into your space.
Many of our wallpaper FAQs focus on the products themselves. Customers often want to know what non‑woven wallpaper actually is, how it behaves compared to traditional paper, and whether it is suitable for homes, hospitality spaces, or bathrooms and kitchens. You will also find answers about pattern scale, repeat, and how each design is created from historic sources such as Islamic geometry, Moroccan tiles, Persian gardens, Gothic tracery, Mughal screens, or Ottoman domes before being printed on premium substrates in the EU.
Another key section of our wallpaper FAQs covers sizing and ordering. Measuring walls, understanding roll coverage, and deciding how many rolls to purchase can feel confusing at first. We explain how to use our wallpaper calculator, what information to send us if you would like help estimating quantities, and why we recommend ordering samples to check color and scale in your own light. You will also see guidance on how to prepare for installation and what to check before any paste is applied.
Because a project includes more than just design and numbers, these wallpaper FAQs also address practical topics such as shipping, production times, returns for damaged items, and how we handle your data and privacy. Our aim is to be as transparent as possible so you can make decisions with confidence and understand the story behind each parcel, from first sketch to final delivery.
If you do not see your question answered here, you can always reach out through our contact page and share the details of your project. We are happy to expand our wallpaper FAQs over time based on what real customers and designers most want to know.