Yes, you can use wallpaper in a humid, splatter-heavy area, such as a kitchen. You can tuck it under glass or you can choose a product that's vinyl and/or durable and easy to wipe. So many choices! And the results are ravishing. Get flipping already and prepare to be impressed.
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