Our removable and reusable Wall Stickers can be used on most kinds of smooth household surfaces, including: Plasterboard, Painted brick, Tongue & groove, Glass and Furniture.

Yes, they're completely removable and reusable, so if you want to change them around you can easily peel them off and reapply to a different area without any damage. Perfect for renters or kids who like to change their mind.

You should ensure that your walls have been painted with at least 2 - 3 layers of good quality paint (ideally not the Wash & Wear variety). If your walls have recently been painted, we do recommend waiting up to 3 weeks for the paint to completely dry before adhering the Wall Stickers to help ensure they apply and stay smooth against the surface. Please Note: new houses tend to only have 1 layer of thin paint, so you'll need to paint with another 2 layers before you can use these wall stickers.

Yes, you can easily remove them and transfer them to a new room or home. This is one of the fantastic things about our removable Wall Stickers. Simply peel them off and stick them back on to your clean backing sheet that they originally came on. Then bring them to your new home and stick them back on the wall. If you have lost your original backing sheet you can place them on baking paper and transfer them on that instead.

Simply use a dry cloth or duster to lightly wipe over the Wall Sticker to remove any visible dust. Do not rub hard with a damp cloth or use cleaning products on the printed part of the material as some colour fading may occur.

We DO NOT recommend using a humidifier with our range of Wall Stickers as damage may occur to the print or the humidity may make the wall stickers peel off the wall. Bright Star Kids are not liable for any damage that may occur.

If you haven't prepared your surface correctly, unfortunately some paint may peel off when you try to remove them. If you notice this, we recommend heating the vinyl with a medium heat from your hairdryer. This will loosen the adhesion and make it easier to peel