Elizabeth Rees grew up in a print shop, the daughter of a printer, surrounded by the scent of ink and the feel of countless materials. That early exposure left a lasting mark. After moving to New York City, she launched Chasing Paper, a company that reflects her appreciation for print and surface design.
As a renter who moved frequently, Elizabeth longed for décor she could take with her. That desire led her to create stylish, removable wallpaper that adheres to any flat surface. Chasing Paper emphasizes simple DIY projects and adaptable design—wallpaper can transform a room in a bold sweep or a small, focused accent.
The product is a peel-and-stick fabric with a subtle texture and visible grain, which adds depth and character to each pattern. Because it’s a fabric-backed adhesive, it applies smoothly to many surfaces and can be used on tabletops, dresser drawers, shelving, framed panels, and more. The material is designed to be repositionable and renter-friendly while maintaining the visual richness of traditional wallpaper.
We tested the product and appreciated both the tactile quality of the material and how easy it was to work with. The fabric-backed adhesive simplified installation and gave a professional-looking finish for small projects and larger applications alike.
If you’re looking for renter-friendly, flexible options to update surfaces and personalize your space, Chasing Paper offers a range of patterns and finishes built for easy installation and removal.