HAOKHOME Peel and Stick Wallpaper Geometric Graphic Trellis Emerald/Sapphire Blue/Bronze Removable Contact Paper for Home Bathroom Decorations 17.7in x 9.8ft

I've only worked with prepasted wallpaper before and it was a bear to use. Comparatively, this was a dream! So easy to measure, stick, and readjust. It's more of a blue color that the green in the amazon picture, but I kind of like that. There's a nice little texture to it. It's a little fragile and I dealt with some tearing at first, so be SUPER gentle, especially if you're working around corners or uneven spaces. The edges didn't PERFECTLY line up, so there's a small shift in the pattern when you're putting the strips together, but it's really not noticeable if you aren't looking for it (it will but you if you're a perfectionist). Order more than you think you need, though!! It goes fast. I love it though. It instantly transformer my bathroom and I was able to install it by myself with relative ease.

This is just as pretty and vibrant in person as it is online. It was easy to apply and thick enough that it wasn't prone to bubbles, though the few it got were easily smoothed out. I used it to change the top of a piece of furniture that I didn't like, and it worked great!

Use este papel tapiz para decorar una pared , y simplemente se ve espectacular!

Such a beautiful pattern, the colors are so vibrant. I used this product as a background for my bookcase. I love the look!!

Went on and looked amazing, tore off in less than 5 minutes. Will buy again!

product description and photo is 100% (completely) misleading. Unacceptable quality; could not return, went straight to trash can!

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The media could not be loaded. I spent 2 days working with this in a half bath installation, so here is a collection of my comments on the product and installation.Pros:--It's a very handsome color. As many people have noted, it's more blue than green, but I saw that in the reviews and that's what I wanted.--Narrower width rolls are easier to install, which is a big deal for peel and stick--Despite not being shiny/metallic, the gold pattern does actually look pretty good--Surface is washable if you're gentle--Wallpaper surface has a nice, very subtle texture to it, which keeps it from looking plasticky or shinyCons:--The rolls do not start consistently at the same point, so count on 8-12" of scrap at the top of each roll to make the patterns align--Backer and wallpaper are not aligned. It sits tight when rolled, but when you open it up, the wallpaper is longer than the backer and bubbles out. This is not consequential to the install, but you need to be aware because you cannot dry fit a whole sheet-- A few sections did not adhere as well. In my situation, I'm positive that it was not an issue with the wall because the surface was all even so no chance that there was oil in the area or something. Two of the rolls had about 2-3 feet that just weren't very sticky at all. The rest of it sticks like the dickens, but this must have been a manufacturing issue. Luckily, I had plenty of traditional wallpaper adhesive on hand and used some, which held it just fine.The short list:--I could only recommend this for small applications with a single flat surface - like the back wall of a china cabinet or display cabinet, maybe as dresser drawer liners.--I think this product is *okay* for single-wall applications, like an accent wall (but not a whole room because of the corner issue)--Do not use on any surface with inside corners or protrusions to work around.--Always have a second person to help you--Calm communication and patience is a must. Be ready for a little relationship strain with your assistant during a stressful install.--Aim for "pretty good" and not "perfect." You will get a few quirks and bubbles, or a slight pattern misalignment. If you peel the sheet off and try to make it perfect after any part has been adhered, it will stretch and go back on even worse than before. No wall is perfectly flat, and it is not possible to "dry fit" the whole sheet to see the pattern because the backing material is slightly shorter than the wallpaper material when it's unrolled, meaning it is wavy until you pull the backer off and you would never pull the whole backer off before applying.--When you get a bubble, keep going (just don't push it down there yet), then come back and carefully cut a slit, pressing the part down above (or away from main viewing area) first, then the other side. The seam will be invisible from one said and a tiny white hairline from the other, but the bubble will go away if you do it right--If you absolutely must do an inside corner, do it in ~24" sections, starting from the top of the wall downward so that the overlaps of the layers face up and are less noticeable. I promise you these seams will look better than the mess that will happen if you try and do a whole inside corner at once--Don't use over any kind of wall textureNote that peel and stick in general is an inferior product to pasted wallpaper, and (other than being less messy) much more difficult to work with. It was originally designed for wall decorations/large decals, not whole wall applications. However, popularity among renters (who can't install actual wallpaper) made this industry take off. If you have the flexibility to do either (you own the house) and are on the fence, save yourself money and lots of time and just do traditional wallpaper, which is relatively much easier to install because it can come away and reset during install, plus slide around a bit as you lay it.If you really love the pattern of this, you might also consider just installing it with wallpaper adhesive anyway, and treat it like a traditional wallpaper vinyl even though it comes as a peel-and-stick. Because two sections of my job had adhesion issues from a manufacturing quirk, I used some clear strippable wallpaper adhesive and honestly, that was the easiest part of the whole job.