repaper
/riˈpeɪpər/
verb
- To cover a wall, room, or surface with new wallpaper, especially to replace old or worn wallpaper.
- She learned how to repaper a wall by watching online tutorials.
- We decided to repaper the living room to give it a fresh look.
- After the water damage, the landlord had to repaper the entire hallway.
- To replace or update the paper covering on any object, such as a book, box, or piece of furniture.
- The bookbinder will repaper the old atlas with acid-free material.
- He plans to repaper the antique chest of drawers to match the bedroom decor.
- They hired a craftsperson to repaper the lampshades in the study.