| DESKTOP | Place for wallpaper |
| PASTE | Dough for piecrusts; savoury spread for bread; glue for wallpaper; or, glass for making imitation gems (5) |
| SIZED | Prepared for wallpaper |
| SIZES | Prepares walls for wallpaper |
| PATTERNS | Decorative designs for wallpaper, etc. |
| WAVE | Roller for wallpaper adhesive on the borders (4) |
| BOLTS | Rolls of cloth or wallpaper, anchors driven into rocks for securing climber's ropes; or, arrows for crossbows (5) |
| REDO | Change the wallpaper, for example |
| SCRAPER | Tool for, eg, removing wallpaper |
| PERFORCE | By necessity some wallpaper for ceiling (8) |
| DECORATED | Honoured for having used wallpaper |
| PER | For each piece of wallpaper |
| WEBART | Screen wallpaper, for instance |
| CUTDOWNTOSIZE | Wallpaper may be put in one's place? (3,4,2,4) |
| PATTERN | Repeated design for textiles/wallpaper such as William Morris's "Acanthus" or Colefax and Fowler's "Alderney"; or, a set of dressmaker's paper templates (7) |
| PLASTERER | Worker skilled in preparing walls for painting or wallpaper (9) |
| VOYSEY | An Arts and Crafts architect and designer who created patterns for textiles and wallpaper based on animal and bird life (6) |
| FLOCK | A fuzzy raised-pattern wallpaper for a pastor's people (5) |
| BOLT | Old English word for an arrow, especially one shot from a crossbow; jagged flash of lightning; or, a roll of cloth or wallpaper (4) |
| SWATCH | Small sample of carpet, cloth or wallpaper; a number of said testers bound as a book; a computer's palette of active colours; or, a spot of ink for matching during printing (6) |
