Floral Wallpaper Peel and Stick 17.3"x118" Dark Farm Wildwood Stick on Wallpaper for Home Bedroom Cabinets Thicken Self Adhesive Contact Paper

This is hands-down my favorite wallpaper design ever! I’ve bought multiple rolls and used it on walls, floors, and even tables—it looks amazing everywhere. The quality is excellent, the design is absolutely beautiful, and it's so easy to apply. I’ll definitely continue to repurchase. It’s such a fun and affordable way to refresh any space!

Bought this item to give my pantry a makeover and it was perfect!Pros: The quality is good, it’s thick and textured in a way that makes it feel expensive. Easy to apply, and to clean. The colors are exact and presented in the description.Cons: it doesn’t like to stick properly around corners, can rip easily so apply to walls with care

it was pretty easy to install and finished product looked great! We got two large rolls, the first roll the seams disappeared and looks amazing! The second roll no matter what we did there was still a white edge and was pretty frustrating. However the pattern is so busy you don’t notice unless your looking for it.

Perfect for an accent wall. Super easy toPut on, durable. I’ve removed pieces many times and still sticks. Great price for the amt you get.

Seriously, buy a huge roll so they come from the same print pattern. I initially made the mistake of getting a few smaller rolls that would cover the right square footage, but the patterns did not line up at all amongst the different rolls. Use the spare product to line some shelves or drawers. There are many uses for this besides the walls.I’ve never used peel and stick wallpaper before, but I imagine this is no different than any other product. The glue is extremely sticky and unforgiving so once it’s on, it’s on. I gave up trying to get one vertical strip to line up the pattern and decided to peel the whole thing off, and it took off the paint from my wall with it. I was so frustrated with it that I just put up wallpaper over it without fixing it. So learn from my mistake and hit it with a blow dryer to heat the glue a bit before tearing off a whole piece. The heat trick also works to push out waves, but take care not to overheat the product because then it will stretch like crazy and not match up at all. It also tears very easily both during insulation and when I was putting the shelves in place. If the shelves rubbed on the wallpaper at all, it caused a rip. Again though, the pattern is so busy I was able to push it back the tear mostly back into place and make it not very noticeable.The saving grace of this product is that the pattern is so busy that you can’t really notice all the installation mistakes with the naked eye. Since I installed it, I see the problems everywhere but my friends think it looks perfect. If someone stops to really inspect the wall, (and if they know what’s good for them, they better not say a word) then they’ll see areas I patched together and even a little wall showing through where I couldn’t get the product straight. (Pics posted to show the difference between just seeing as a room versus looking up close.)Overall, it’s super cute but it took all of my last good nerves to install in the hallway stairwell. I bet small surfaces like drawers & shelves would be much easier. I plan to leave it up until the day I die because I never want to do that again.

This is a great contact paper with the perfect texture and colors. Easy to put on. I covered the glass doors of my dresser and it looks fantastic.

From a material standpoint I rather liked this product. It's easy to apply (peel, stick, reapply). The texture/sheen seems easy to care for, and the thickness of the paper itself wasn't overly delicate or inflexible.Unfortunately, the pattern is not consistent. You kinda get what you pay for. It doesn't universally like up like you'd assume. I feel as though it's not only a design issue but a quality control issue when the roll is cut. For small applications this is no big deal, but for large wall applications (I was doing a 9'h x 7'w x 9'd closet, it was a problem. The only saving grace is that the pattern itself is busy enough to overlook mistakes unless you go in for a closer inspection.

I wish I’d read the reviews - I wasted a TON of my first roll by not looking ahead at the pattern, so I had to order a second roll. It didn’t line up with the first roll at all. The seams didn’t perfectly match on a sold roll (leaves, stems matched on the first iteration of the print, but not on the second or third as I moved down the wall) but the second roll started in a completely different spot on the roll. It didn’t even have the same paper backing. :shrug:Mismatched rolls aside, the adhesive is strong (wouldn’t recommend in a rental), the texture seems easy to clean (though beware - it IS textured, not smooth), and the print is exactly as it appears online.(Pic: needs moulding and tile in phase II)