Bring the soulful grit of aged metal into your space—without the cold touch. Forgotten Foundry Weathered Steel is a removable wallpaper that captures the depth and patina of weathered steel in warm, lived-in tones. It’s renter-friendly, easy to install, and made with materials you can feel good about.
Key Features
PVC-free wallpaper printed with eco-friendly, water-based inks
Matte, non-reflective finish that mimics real, timeworn steel
Removable and renter-friendly; comes down cleanly with gentle heat
Low-odor, phthalate-free printing for a fresher install
Precision-cut panels for easy alignment and near-seamless joins
Each roll is 24 inches wide and available in heights up to 120 inches
Best for smooth, clean, non-textured painted walls
Sizing and Coverage
Each roll covers 24 inches in width. Measure the total width of your wall and divide by 24 to estimate how many rolls you need. For an easier install and to account for trimming, consider ordering an extra roll or adding 5–10% overage.
Installation Guidance
Prep the wall: ensure it’s smooth, clean, fully dry, and cured (wait at least 30 days after painting).
Create a guide: mark a plumb line where your first panel will go.
Apply: peel a small section of the backing, align the top of the panel, and smooth downward with a plastic smoother or clean cloth.
Finish the panel: continue peeling the backing while smoothing out air bubbles from the center outward.
Add panels: butt edges carefully for a tight seam; adjust as needed before pressing firmly.
Trim: use a sharp blade along ceilings, baseboards, and around outlets.
Note: Not recommended for heavy-texture walls, fresh or tacky paint, or surfaces with moisture or grease. In bathrooms, install on well-primed walls with adequate ventilation.
Care Instructions
Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth; use mild, non-abrasive soap if needed.
Avoid harsh chemicals, scrubbing pads, and steam cleaners.
For removal, gently warm the panel and peel back slowly at a 180° angle.
Style Notes
The industrial patina and layered gray-to-russet tones pair beautifully with blackened metals, oak, linen, and leather—perfect for lofts, studios, modern farmhouse accents, or a moody feature wall.
