Watercolor surfboards in ocean blue, coral pink, sea-glass green, and sun-washed teal stand tall among golden-trunked palm trees on a clean white ground. The brushwork is loose and beachy — every board a little different, every palm a little taller — so the repeat feels alive rather than wallpaper-flat. It's the kind of print that makes a kid's room feel like a surf shack and a beach house bedroom feel exactly right. Works just as well in an entryway where you want that first hit of vacation the moment you walk in.

The Bethany Hamilton Line
by Bethany Hamilton
@bethanyhamilton

• 19-inch panel design, available in heights from 2–20 feet
• Choose between a Peel and Stick Vinyl or a Paste to the Wall Traditional Non-Woven application
• Subtle sheen finish
• Colors: Blue, Pink, White, Green, Yellow, and Brown
• Peel-and-stick panels are easily removable — ideal for renters, accent walls, or temporary installations
• Compatible with standard orange peel and knockdown textured walls

1. Find the Width of Your Wall

• Use a tape measure to measure from one corner of the wall to the other, in inches.
• If you’re wallpapering multiple walls, measure each wall separately and add the widths together.

2. Find the Height of Your Wall

• Measure from the floor to the ceiling at the tallest point of the wall, also in inches.
• If your wall has molding or baseboards, measure from the top of the baseboard to the bottom of the molding (the visible wall space).

3. Note Special Features

• Take note of any doors, windows, or built-in furniture that take up wall space.
• These areas don’t need to be wallpapered, but you should still include them in your total measurements, as the panels will be installed around them and trimmed as needed.

Important: Panels of varying heights cannot be combined, as the patterns will not align properly.