Got an apt. where kitchen and living room share a common cathedral ceiling. L-shaped kitchen separated from living room by a wall beginning at counter height and angling up at 45 degrees to about 12 feet. Wall inside the kitchen above the counters was partially wall papered many years ago. Wall paper covers the 45 degree wall and then more wallpaper comes down the adjoining wall, except the whole wall is not covered. Paper is cut at a 45 degree angle to match the 45 degree wall. Rest of the wall is painted drywall. Then on the opposite wall, a triangle of wallpaper starts at the counter level and comes down to the floor. You get the picture, Odd shapes of wallpaper that is beginning to look ratty.

What to do to replace it? Don't think pulling it off will work. Too much damage to underlying drywall. Could re-wallpaper but not crazy about wall paper above counters in kitchen. Any ideas?

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