Ninety minutes in your home, or forty-five by video. You leave with five to ten papers that fit the room and the budget, samples on the way, the exact roll count, and a written installation price. The fee is credited in full when we install.
About 90 minutes. We measure every wall, check the texture and paint condition, bring sample books from trade lines, tape options up and look in your light, and calculate rolls on the spot. Written price the same day.
About 45 minutes. You walk us through the room on your phone; we talk scale, color and material, then send a curated shortlist with links, order samples to your door, and follow up with a roll count and price once you've measured with our guide.
Ninety minutes, roughlyHow you use the room, what you've saved, what you hate, the budget you'd like to stay under. Ten minutes.
10 minEvery wall measured, texture and paint checked, outlets and obstacles noted — this is what makes the price real.
15 minFive to ten papers from sample books and trade lines that fit the scale of the wall, the light, and the number you gave us.
40 minSamples ordered to your door (usually free or a few dollars through trade accounts); the roll count calculated for each finalist.
15 minInstallation, any prep, and paper cost for each finalist — in writing, same day. You decide when you're ready.
Same dayPattern scale matched to wall size and ceiling height; colors checked against your floors, trim and light.
Access to lines sold only through designers and showrooms, and trade pricing where the program allows it.
Ordered, tracked, and if you'd like, taped to the wall by us on a second short visit.
Calculated from each paper's real roll size and repeat, with overage from one dye lot — so you never order twice.
If the wall needs a skim coat or old paper removed, it's in the plan and the price now, not on install day.
Every dollar of the Session comes off your installation when you book it with us.
Why the powder room is where wallpaper pays off fastest, the looks that work in 40 square feet, how to get scale and light right, and what it costs to do it along the Wasatch Front.
Read the guideThe roll math installers actually use: strips not square feet, how pattern repeat eats paper, straight vs. drop match, mural panels, and worked examples for a bedroom and a powder room.
Read the guideA plain-spoken look at what hanging wallpaper costs along the Wasatch Front, why the wall you have matters more than the paper you pick, and where SwiftHand's starting ranges land.
Read the guideSessions are booked through the same route-friendly calendar as everything else — pick a time, tell us about the room, and we'll bring the sample books.