The Deep Sea Toile Nautical Peel and Stick Wallpaper is a removable, repositionable nautical toile in navy or black. It suits a kids room, a nursery, a hall bath, a coastal home or a cottage, and because it's peel and stick, you can take it down when you're ready for a change.

Order a Deep Sea Toile sample

Deep Sea Toile comes in two colorways, navy and black. You can order full rolls, or start with a sample to check the color in your own room before you commit. Roll size, pattern repeat and other specifications are listed on the Deep Sea Toile product page.

Quick answer: Deep Sea Toile is a nautical toile peel and stick wallpaper in navy or black. It's removable and repositionable, and it fits kids rooms, nurseries, baths and coastal cottages. Order a sample first to see the true color in your own light, then measure and buy every roll you need in one order.

What Deep Sea Toile Nautical Peel and Stick Wallpaper Looks Like on a Wall

Toile is an old pattern format. It uses illustrated scenes printed in a single color and repeated across the surface. The style takes its name from toile de Jouy, the printed cottons made at Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf's factory in Jouy-en-Josas, France, in the 18th century, as Encyclopaedia Britannica describes. Deep Sea Toile takes that format to the water. You get a nautical theme drawn in the toile style, which is why it shows up for searches like "ocean toile wallpaper" and "nautical toile."

The single-color printing does a lot of the work. From across a room, the wall reads as an even, all-over pattern. Up close, you see the drawing. That two-distance effect is what makes toile easy to live with, even when the subject is playful.

It's a fun print, but it isn't a cartoon. Because it's drawn in the toile style, it can sit in a grown-up powder room as easily as in a child's bedroom.

Navy or Black: Picking Your Nautical Toile Wallpaper

Both colorways use the same pattern, so the choice is about mood and the room around it. Here's how the two usually play out.

Navy: the classic nautical blue wallpaper

Navy is the color most people picture when they think of a coastal room. It pairs naturally with white trim, striped textiles and natural wood. If the room already leans beachy, or you want a nursery that feels calm rather than busy, start here.

Black: a dark nautical wallpaper with more contrast

Black makes the drawing sharper and the room moodier. It works well in a small hall bath or powder room, where a strong pattern feels deliberate. It also fits an entry or a reading nook that you want to feel a little dramatic.

Colorway	Overall feel	Rooms it tends to suit
Navy	Traditional, coastal, softer contrast	Nurseries, kids rooms, beach houses, cottage bedrooms
Black	Graphic, moody, higher contrast	Hall baths, powder rooms, entries, accent walls

If you're stuck between them, don't guess from a screen. Phones, laptops and monitors each display color a little differently unless they're calibrated, a problem the field of color management exists to address. That matters more with dark shades than with almost anything else, and it's what the sample is for.

Start With a Sample

A sample is a piece of the actual wallpaper, and it's a low-risk way to confirm the color before you buy full rolls. We recommend it for every project, and especially for navy, which can read brighter or deeper depending on your light.

Once the sample arrives, run a few simple checks:

• Stick it on the wall you plan to cover, since peel and stick can be lifted and moved.
• Look at it in morning light, midday light and under your evening lamps.
• Hold it against your trim, cabinet or tile colors to see how the navy or black sits next to them.
• Check it next to bedding, towels or rugs that will stay in the room.
• Step back across the room to see how the pattern reads at a distance.

If you're torn between colorways, order a sample of each and tape them up side by side. Seeing the two together for a few days usually settles it.

Roll Size and Pattern Repeat

Check the roll width, roll length and pattern repeat on the product page before you plan. Those three numbers decide how many strips you'll get from each roll.

The repeat matters most. Each new strip has to line up with the one beside it, so you'll often trim some length off the top or bottom of a strip to make the drawing match. On a toile, a misaligned seam is easy to spot, so build that extra into your count.

Peel and stick strips are also easy to handle on your own, which suits narrow spaces like the wall behind a toilet, the back of a bookcase or a door panel.

Measuring worksheet for Deep Sea Toile

Step	What to record
Colorway	Navy, black, or a sample of each
Wall width	Width of each wall to cover, in inches
Wall height	Floor or baseboard to ceiling, in inches
Openings	Windows, doors and built-ins to work around
Roll size and repeat	Copy from the Deep Sea Toile product page
Roll count	Result from the wallpaper calculator, rounded up

Source: D. Marie Interiors planning guide

How Many Rolls to Order

Measure first, then let the numbers decide. Here's a simple way to get a count you can trust:

1. Measure the width of each wall you plan to cover, in inches.
2. Measure the wall height from floor or baseboard to ceiling.
3. Note the windows, doors and built-ins, but don't subtract too much for them, since you'll still need pattern matching around them.
4. Enter your measurements in our wallpaper calculator along with the roll size and pattern repeat from the product page.
5. Round up rather than down, so you have spare for mistakes and future repairs.

Then buy the full amount in one order. Wallpaper is printed in runs, and color can shift slightly from one run to the next. A roll from a later batch may sit next to your first rolls and look slightly off, which shows up clearly on a single-color pattern like toile. Buying everything at once is the simplest way to avoid that.

Where Nautical Peel and Stick Wallpaper Works Best

This is a pattern with a clear personality, so it works best where you want the walls to carry the room. A few spots where it fits naturally:

Kids rooms and nurseries

A nautical theme is a long-time favorite for children's rooms, and the toile style keeps it from feeling babyish. Because the paper is removable, you aren't locked in. When a nursery becomes a big-kid room, you can take it down and start fresh.

A single accent wall behind the crib or bed is often enough. It gives the room a theme without the pattern wrapping around every surface.

Hall baths and powder rooms

A hall bath is one of the best places for this pattern. Small rooms are the easiest place to try a bold print, and a handful of rolls can change the whole space. Black works especially well here if you want contrast with white fixtures.

Coastal homes and cottages

For a beach house, a lake cottage or any home with a coastal look, navy Deep Sea Toile fits right in. Try it in a guest room, a mudroom or a laundry nook. It also works in a landlocked home where you want a small dose of the shore.

Statement walls in any room

You don't have to cover a whole room. A statement wall behind a sofa, a bed or a dining banquette gives you the pattern in a measured dose, and it's a smaller order to get started.

Beyond Walls: Doors, Cabinets, Stairs and Furniture

Peel and stick isn't only for walls. The same removable adhesive makes it useful for DIY projects around the house. Some ideas that suit a nautical toile:

• Line the back of an open bookcase or display cabinet so the pattern shows behind the shelves.
• Cover the recessed panels of an interior door for a pattern that shows only when the door is closed.
• Apply it to stair risers for a run of pattern up a staircase.
• Refresh a plain dresser, nightstand or headboard in a kids room.
• Line the inside of picture frames or the border around a mirror.
• Wrap an entryway wall or a small alcove where a full room would be too much.

These projects use small amounts of paper, so leftover rolls from a wall project often cover them. They're also a good way to test the pattern in your home before taking on a full room.

Hanging and Removing It

The process is simple: measure, peel and stick. If a strip goes on crooked, you can lift it and realign it. When you're ready for a change, peel it down slowly at a low angle.

For the full walk-through, including how to plan your first strip and line up the pattern, see our peel and stick installation instructions. Read them before your rolls arrive so you can have the wall ready and your tools on hand.

One tip that applies to any toile: take your time on the first strip. Once it's straight, every strip after it follows its lead, and the pattern lines up much more easily.

Ordering, Shipping and Returns

Before you check out, take a minute to read our shipping information for current rates and timing. If you're adding a sample to your cart or ordering several rolls, it's worth knowing what to expect before you place the order.

Our returns and exchanges policy spells out what can be sent back and how. It's one more reason to start with a sample: once you've seen the color in your own room, you can order the full amount with confidence.

To recap the ordering steps, start with a sample in navy, black or both, measure your walls, then place one order for every roll you need.

Patterns That Pair With Deep Sea Toile

If you're planning more than one room, a few other patterns sit comfortably alongside a nautical toile. For an adjoining room that keeps the toile style but changes the subject, look at the Bird Toile Peel and Stick Wallpaper. For a quieter water theme in a nearby hall or bath, the Swell Ocean Wave Wallpaper keeps the coastal mood going without repeating the same drawing.

When you're ready, order a sample of Deep Sea Toile in navy or black and live with it for a few days. If it feels right in your light, the rolls are waiting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What colors does Deep Sea Toile come in?

Deep Sea Toile comes in two colorways, navy and black. Navy is the classic nautical blue and suits nurseries, kids rooms and coastal homes. Black is the higher-contrast option and works well in hall baths, powder rooms and entries. Screens show color differently, so order a sample of one or both and compare them in your own light before buying rolls.

Should I order a sample first?

Yes. A sample is a piece of the actual wallpaper, so it shows the true color and a section of the toile drawing. Stick it on the wall you plan to cover, check it in morning and evening light, and compare it with your trim and textiles before you order full rolls.

Where do I find the roll size and pattern repeat?

The roll width, roll length and pattern repeat are listed on the Deep Sea Toile product page. Because each strip has to line up with its neighbor, you'll often trim some length to match the drawing, so build extra into your roll count. Our wallpaper calculator can help you work out how many rolls you need.

Is Deep Sea Toile removable?

Yes. It's a peel and stick wallpaper designed to be removable and repositionable. You can lift and realign a strip while hanging it, and when you want a change, you can peel it down. That makes it a practical choice for nurseries and kids rooms, where the look will probably change as the child grows.

Should I order all my rolls at once?

Yes. Wallpaper is printed in runs, and color can shift slightly from one run to the next. Rolls from a later batch may look slightly different next to your first ones, and that shows clearly on a single-color toile. Measure carefully, round up, and place one order for the full amount you need, plus a little spare for repairs.

Can I use it on furniture and doors?

Yes. Beyond walls, peel and stick wallpaper can be used on doors, entryways, cabinets, stairs, furniture, frames and mirrors. Popular projects include lining the back of a bookcase, covering door panels, dressing up stair risers and refreshing a dresser or nightstand. These small projects are also a good use for paper left over from a wall.

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