Modern Stripe Peel and Stick Wallpaper Black and White Geometric Wallpaper Stick and Peel Herringbone Self Adhesive Wallpaper Lines Decorative Wallpaper Removable Wall Paper Vinyl Bedroom 17.7"x196.8"

I purchased this wallpaper to do my powder room. It was easy to apply but sometimes it stuck right on and it was hard to get back off but that’s still good :)

I used this wallpaper in my salon suite to add a feature wall. It turned out great for never having put up wall paper before, although the wall paper is a bit see through (you can see where I overlapped) I think it turned out great for the price. My wall was 7X9 and I used about a roll and a half.

Absolutely love this stick on wallpaper. Wanted a feature wall in my bathroom and this does the job just right. So easy to do, I installed it by myself without any issues.

Easy too use and my wife loved the pattern

*Update: The company saw my review and was very kind about helping to make this right…Very responsive and proactive which takes my rating up but still worth considering my thought below:I love the style and look of this product BUT….I have used regular and peel/stick products multiple times in multiple places…if this is your first attempt pay attention and read/watch all the tips and tricks out there. You will be grateful and I would consider myself accomplished at sheet applications at this point.Overall this achieved the look I was going for but I wasn’t a fan of this particular product for the following reasons:1) It is mildly transparent: I was using this over old wallpaper that I would have traditionally stripped but this stuff was old and they had used some sort of “glue” vs traditional paste and having gone through the pain of removal/resurfacing in all the many other places in this home, I opted to take the “easy” rout to cover it with peel/stick in this small powder room in our master… I was surprised that you can see the mild print of the old paper (tan with white and light silver swirls) through… you have to look closely and you can see that in the finished space it isn’t obvious but I will always know it is there..2) This product is “thin” compared to other peel/stick I have used: I would say it is more like book cover than wallpaper. This creates some challenges in applying. It is more likely to “stretch” meaning it is hard to maintain straight lines on the long runs… I ended up having to completely take down and throw away a few runs which was surprising to me as like I said, I would consider myself pretty experienced in these applications. And because it is such a straight vertical pattern it is noticeable when you get out of plumb so I ended up having to trim a few strips of just white edges to hide in a few places. It worked, but it wasn’t my ideal.3) Patern Match: you would think that this is a strict repeating pattern so it shouldn’t be a challenge, WRONG! I used three rolls, all supposedly the same batch (although not labeled as clearly as more expensive papers I have used so it could have been misleading). The “edge” white width did seem to vary throughout each roll… it wasn’t obvious in most places but I think also contributed to my challenges with keeping the runs straight vertical as I worked around the room…4)Removable, yes, but NOT easily reusable!: most peel and sticks that I have previously used and were marketed as wall worthy are both removable (this is, it seemed to peel off without trouble) but also often refers to “reusable”… can’t think of many instances where one would actually custom paper a space and then try to reuse, but I can see maybe taking it down in one appartment and then using pieces for another smaller space in future (ie backsplash or crafts)… this stuff, because it was so thin and stretches, was not even really able to be peeled and reapplied other than minor runs to realign or work bubbles… it would stretch and tear and I just trashed several pieces.Overall I would have returned if I wasn’t on a tight timeline, and didn’t love the pattern/style so much but… I didn’t. Hopefully this is helpful.I would recommend this for use on:Solid white walls, in small spaces (ie backsplash or maybe furniture covering), crafting… I WOULD NOT dream of using it in a floor to ceiling or larger application. I did but it ended up taking me probably 20 hours to do a 4x3 water closet and I could have stripped old paper and put up better quality real paper for a longer term solution and not much most cost by the time I was finished.