1
First, raise the panel as usual and match the pattern with the previous panel. Mark the required length at the bottom, then cut the panel to size, leaving at least 10 cm of excess.

2
Measure the distance from the edge of the previous panel to the corner. Add about 20 mm.

3
Cut the panel lengthwise so that you have a strip equal to the width of the previous panel edge to corner distance + 20 mm. (Cut from the left side if wallpapering towards the right, and from the right side if wallpapering towards the left.) Leave excess at the top and bottom edges.

4
Apply adhesive carefully to the wall and corner using a brush and roller. Match the pre-cut strip's pattern with the previous panel's pattern and make a small notch at the top and bottom of the corner to easily turn the strip around the corner and press it into place. Press the strip firmly with your fingers and a wallpaper spatula, and remove any air bubbles.

5
Now, draw a vertical line on the new wall using a spirit level, just like you did when installing the first panel. Draw this line so that it is visible next to the edge of the new adhesive strip. First, apply adhesive to the first strip that the new strip will cover using a brush, then apply adhesive to the wallpaper-less wall with a roller.

6
Now, take the remaining strip of the halved panel and position it to overlap the previous strip by 10-15 mm. Align the strip with the guideline.

7
The strip should be about 5 mm away from the corner, otherwise the wallpaper may tear in the corner. Match the pattern as closely as possible with the pattern of the previous strip (due to overlap, some compromises in accuracy may be necessary here).

8
Wipe off any excess adhesive from the seam and from the floor and ceiling skirting boards with a damp sponge.

1
Start by pulling up a strip of wallpaper in the normal way, so that the pattern aligns with that of the previous strip. Mark the bottom and then trim the strip, leaving a margin of at least 10 cm.

2
Measure the distance from the edge of the previous strip to the corner. Add roughly 20 mm.

3
Cut a piece lengthwise from the trimmed strip of wallpaper equal in width to the distance from the edge of the previous strip to the corner + 20 mm. (Cut on the left-hand side if you are wallpapering to the right and on the right-hand side if you are wallpapering to the left.) Leave the excess at the top and bottom.

4
Carefully apply paste to the corner using a brush and continue a few cm onto the next wall. Align the pattern and then press the piece around the corner. Use your fingers and the wallpapering tool to press the piece down and remove any air bubbles. It’s best to make a small incision at the top and bottom of the piece right at the corner. This makes it easier to work the wallpaper into the corner by the skirting board and cornice. Cut at the top and bottom.

5
Now mark out a vertical line on the new wall using a spirit level, just as you did when placing the very first strip. Draw this line so that it will be visible just beside the outer edge of the part of the strip that you are about to hang. First use a brush to apply paste to the front of the piece of strip that has just been hung in the corner. The new piece will overlap with this one. Then apply paste to the unpapered wall surface using the roller.

6
Now take the remaining part of the trimmed strip and place it next to the previous piece, with an overlap of 10–15 mm. Line this strip up with the line you have drawn. Align the pattern as well as possible in the corner (you can compromise here slightly due to the overlap).

7
Cut at the top and bottom. Wash off excess paste using a wet sponge along the seams, skirting board and cornice. Done! Now it’s just a matter of continuing as normal, strip by strip.