Wudnaye Floral Peel and Stick Wallpaper Floral Contact Paper 17.7in x 78.7in Cactus Wallpaper Vintage Floral Wallpaper Peel and Stick Boho Self Adhesive Removable Wallpaper Bathroom Cabinets Vinyl

Really happy with how this product went up. The only one thing that I could say negative is it could be just a little thicker. It's not enough that I wouldn't buy it again so overall a good product

We used this to redo a table top on an outdoor table. Looks great and easy to match up pattern. Easy application

Taking a star off because the pattern was rolled the wrong way. You can't just line up and let it drop and unpeel as you go. You have to climb up the ladder, unroll it to the length, find where it matches up, then climb back down the ladder to cut it. Then back up the ladder to hang. Rolling it on the other way would reduce so many steps and so much frustration. Definitely order more than you think you'll need because there is a lot of waste and you want to make sure everything is the same color. I've never done peel & stick wallpaper before. I think the regular stuff is easier if you're doing full drops because you can slide it to match it up. Not so with peel & stick. For a wall with wainscoting or something it may be fine, but a full drop is pretty much a nightmare. That said, the pattern is very forgiving. There were several places where even after peeling off and resticking several times i couldn't get it to line up and be straight so there are wrinkles. I just smashed them out as much as I could but you have to be right on it to see it. Outlets are also a serious pain. The pattern is beautiful, I like the weight and feel of the paper, but the backing ripped several times making something already hard harder. I ended up deciding not to do the second wall I'd planned. I'm really happy with how it looks on the first one, but not interested in repeating the experience.

Good quality, easy to align patterns from section to section. Made a great accent wall.

This has really transformed my space, and for less than $100!! Friends and family have been impressed with the new look. Pictures don’t fully do it Justice.I love this pattern and it looks like I expected to, as far as the color and scale of it. For some reason in the photos it comes off as a smaller-scale pattern, but in person it appears larger and with more depth, dimension and personality.Application is simple in theory, but like most things takes a few tries to get the hang of it!Keep in mind, if you want to match the pattern at the seam, that you may need up to an extra 12-16” of wallpaper. If you start at the end of a roll and hang it from there, the pattern willdefinitely not match up.The thing that made it a low-stress project was the fact that you can peel it off and try again if you need to! And I needed to quite a few times.I recommend the tiniest bit of overlap, so you don’t end up with any kind of gap when the weather changes and walls may expand or contract a little bit.I tried a few methods for smoothing, but for me it turned out that my hand and a dishcloth were my most effective methods.Lesson learned - measuring the wall and precutting the paper to that exact size is NOT the best way!! It turned out to be better to just climb the ladder with the whole role, get it positioned for the pattern to match, peel off backing a little at a time until applied, and THEN trim off the extra at top and bottom after it’s adhered.If you’re still reading … I found that pulling off a section of the backing from the center of the roll (as in about half way up the wall), getting that lined up to match pattern, and then working up and down from there, was more a effective way to make sure pattern matched and that the panel didn’t gradually angle away from previous panel.I used an box cutter type of tool to trim.I put this over my eggshell textured wall and it smoothed over nicely. You can see a tiny bit of texture through the wallpaper, but I don’t mind.

I got this during a sale to try it for redecorating a dresser and had enough leftover to decorate a window sill. It sticks really well, doesn't leave any sticky residue, and can be taken down easily.

UPDATED REVIEW: 1 Star.As stated, the pattern just doesn't match up very well but I did as good as a job as I could, tediously applying every strip. Now, a couple weeks later the paper SHRUNK! I've never had this happen before, but now, between each of my perfectly placed pieces of wallpaper, there is an obvious space between each strip, about 1/8 inch now separating them where there was no gap before. Thankfully my wall under it was white so it's not like I have a bright blue line between each sheet, but yeah, I'm not happy with how long I spent putting this stuff up.I bought three more rolls in hopes of fixing it, and the colorway was COMPLETELY different. Instead of a cream background, all three rolls were almost tinted green, so I couldn't use any of them to fix the problem. You're not going to be able to guarantee that your papers are going to match even remotely closely. If it hadn't shrunk I would have been much happier with the product, but now I've redone my bedroom to match, so I guess I just get to look at it forever.Original rating 3 starsThe wipeability is nice, and the colors are very trendy right now, but the patterns don’t match up very well. Thankfully it’s a busy enough pattern that unless you’re looking for it the seams are alright. For some reason the adhesive has a MUCH stronger smell than any other peel and stick I’ve used before and I have like… 6 different patterns in my house.

It’s pretty and affordable but buy more rolls than you need. The pattern might not be lined up right. Lay them on the floor and check them together before trying to put up.