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Felt a bit ambitious and decided to give one of our rooms a bit of a face lift. Overall, the wallpaper was easy to work with and nice quality. One thing I will note is that if you have textured walls, you can definitely still see the texture because the paper itself is not that thick, and it punctures easily if there are little pointy parts of your drywall. I just recommend prepping your wall as best you can by sanding / smoothing to your desired texture.Lastly, I recommend using a laser level to assure your lines are straight when applying the wallpaper. This took some extra time but I believe was worth it in the end.

This paper was very easy to use. I used it on an accent wall and absolutely love it!

I have no words!!!! Took me less than hour, exactly how it looks in the picture, the texture is amazing, easy to peel off, so u can take it off easily if it’s not the spot you wanted and put it right back. It stick perfectly to the wall, very functional, I absolutely love the pattern.

It’s cute and great quality but doesn’t really stick on any type of textured wall even the slightest texture sadly

Giving a 1 star as it comes of easy [doesn't stick well] and easy to rip and put it in garbage. Thats what i did for the first roll and returned the rest. I am experienced installer of wall paper and if you are doing it for the first time, this product is not for you. This is never meant for the wall may work well in small 1 ft x 1 ft area.1) Cheapest, lowest quality product that one can buy - think of a very thin grocery store plastic bag with glue. It is so thin that you will be able to feel the paint surface through it.2) It rips easy, air pockets can't be removed [its plastic] and will kink when you try to do that.3) This is like a big sticker and if you feel that you can put an 8 foot x 17" sticker correctly on the wall the first time go for it. don't forget that you will have to align it with the one next to it.My recommendation is to invest in good quality pre pasted wall paper that will allow you to position it once on the wall - not this one.

The media could not be loaded. I am putting this up on the back wall of my laundry room behind my washer and dryer. I decided to hang it horizontally, which is much harder than vertically, and I will advise anyone to make sure to use two people.I measured down 35 inches from the ceiling and then used a laser level to mark across the wall so I knew I had a straight line. Then I measured up 17.5 inches and placed a line of painters tape. I cut a strip of the wall paper about 1 inch longer than the widest part of the wall (walls are NOT straight, so I measured at the top of the wall and down every 6 inches so I knew the widest part). Then I got my handy-dandy helper (my 15 year old daughter) and a couple step ladders and we started to lay out the wall paper. I had it overlap on the ceiling about 1/4 inch and then used my painter's tape line as my guide to keep the wallpaper straight as we peeled off the backing (two hands holding the wallpaper and two hands pulling off the packing to prevent wrinkles) about two feet at a time.The wallpaper is much stiffer and thicker than I had expected, which was really nice because I didn't get a single wrinkle and the bubbles came out really easily. I was surprised at how easily it went on and how I was able to put it on straight with only a couple tries.I did notice a couple things that I didn't like.1) When I unrolled the wallpaper for the first time there was a scuff mark on the paper that I couldn't get out by wiping it off.2) Each blue and white strip is 3 inches wide, but when you join the two blue strips on the separate strips of wallpaper it doesn't equal 3 inches, so you end up with one funky looking strip that is narrower than all the rest.3) The white open edge on the wallpaper is dingy, so when you join the two white sides together you have this dark line in the middle from the gunk that is on the very ends of the roll. It was this way when I unpackaged the roll and not sure how to clean it off.Overall I am really liking this wallpaper.

End stripes didn't come together to make the correct width of stripes. Every other roll I had to reroll in the opposite direction so it would have been the correct color to line up. This could have been fixed by printing the roll with full stripes instead of two partial stripes on the ends. Each roll had spots of missing black ink that I colored in with a sharpie. Thankfully I used this in a closet. Thickness of paper was nice.

love these on my floor