Green

I’m actually pretty pleased with this peel and stick vinyl. It’s not a 100% perfect, but because of the price ($6 a roll) I’m giving it 5 stars. Pros are it has a beautiful vintage feel and adds so much warm to my living room! I bought 4 rolls and it was just enough to cover this space. I did use scraps from the remaining 8’ X 4” space closest to the window and you can’t even tell. Now for the cons. There aren’t too many, but they are worth mentioning. The wallpaper doesn’t line up 100%. Another reviewer posted photos of the bird not lining up, and it doesn’t. It’s not super noticeable, but worth mentioning. The other con is the printing adhesion. While burnishing the paper on the wall, some of the color scratched off. Once I realized that, I just had to remind myself to be careful. It’s very thin too so be mindful that you don’t rip it. Other than those flaws, I love it!

This paper is incredible. Thick, sticky and no bubbles. I did a 6 foot shelf with it in a few minutes and am still amazed at how quickly it went on and without any bubbles. The design is beautiful and colors are bold. Highly recommended!

This was just what I expected, especially for the price. The green is a deep teal it almost perfectly matched Behr Beta Fish green I painted next to it. The peaches are very muted almost beige but still a nice contrast. It is a thin contact paper like consistency but seriously for $8 a roll what can you expect! It hung relatively easy, and lined up well. I love the character it added to the room for just a few dollars. So much better than the high prices wall papers are. It does contract slightly after hanging, I would recommend painting under with a matching green so the thin lines that form as it contracts are less noticeable.

This is beautiful and like the picture. But...there are some issues.• It comes in upside down.•The pattern does not line up perfectly.•The next day I noticed the seems shrunk a small bit.I wanted something as an accent wall and something to put behind my shelves to add color to my room. Took 5 rolls to cover the wall. Being that it is behind something and the pattern is a bit busy, don’t notice the blemishes.ALSO this is T H I N. It is basically contact paper so as long you are careful and have patience then it’s fine. I tried to go quick with one roll and almost caused a huge rip.

I figured my laundry room had nowhere to go but up, and I'm very pleased with this paper. It hasn't been hassle-free, but that probably has as much to do with my novice papering skills as anything to do with the product. The design is beautiful, it's easy to see where to line things up, and I'm now thinking about using peel-and-stick for another project in my house.

DO NOT PUT ON WALLS. The wallpaper is very thin and will come off in small chunks. It will peel off your paint. If you’re not prepared to spend hours if not days peeling everything off if you move apartments, do not buy this cheap paper. Do not put it in your walls. While I was taking it down its giving me such a hard time to remove. Unless you’re going to keep it on there for a very long time or if the walls is yours or if you’re prepared to take days to take it all off. Even if you do put it on correctly it either shifts or shrinks because it separated from the wallpaper I laid perfectly next to it. But after a day there was a noticeable gap. It’s not worth it.I am going to get a refund for this. The cutting doesn’t line up side to side. One picture shows the wallpaper I already put up. Notice you see a bit of the bird peeking up out the other side of the branch? The other roll I used is cut waaaaaay off so it’s not even lining right at all. This is so frustrating and not even worth the headache.

The pattern is beautiful and the color is a gorgeous green and peach type color. However, this is contact paper and not really removable wall paper. This is a very thin material that stretches, meaning after I spent a day covering a wall the next day it retracted and there are lines now in-between the panels. I will have to tear this all down now b/c once you remove you can't put back up b/c it has stretched. It seriously sticks like crazy so lots of patience. In addition, the rolls are upside down, meaning you have to either cut it from the bottom or unroll the entire thing to work with the top of the roll, this matters if you are doing long portions. However, the bonus to this being shelf liner is it has grid lines on the back to cut perfectly. If you perhaps overlay the panels you won't have the shrink situation like I did, but I worry about your paint, it will ruin your paint and wall. All in all, it was a waste of my day and money/ruined my wall. But if you use it for small projects, you may have better luck. I think the seller needs to state this is only contact paper, buyer beware.

This is good quality for the price. I used it to personalize the inside of cabinet I am using in my master bath. It was easy to use, unlike many other peel and stick papers.

Tiene buen diseño pero es muy frágil.