NuWallpaperNU3038 Groovy Garden Navy Peel & Stick Wallpaper, Multicolor

Beautiful vibrant colors exactly as advertised. Sticks well to my plaster walls, even after have to take it off and stick back on 2-3 times. I have 8 ft ceilings, and one roll was able to give me two panels with some left over which I wasn't able to use as it didn't line up at any point. I should have been able to cover this whole wall with 3 rolls, but I had to dip about a foot into a fourth roll. So definitely buy an extra roll as there will be some waste as many reviewers have mentioned. I think I second the suggestion from a reviewer to use a chalk line as it is so annoying and hard to get that first panel straight (I didn't do it and caused some frustration). Once the first one is up it's smooth sailing! I did it alone in ~4 hours total- probably would have taken me half the time with a second pair of hands- but given the slight frustration it was probably better for my marriage this way :). I have used peel and stick 3 times before from NuWallpaper, as they have adhered well to my plaster walls (first one still going strong and not falling off after over a year). What I did learn from that first experience is what other reviewers have mentioned as well, is that the wallpaper shrinks a little after some time (the one I adhered a year+ ago, panels now have ~1/8 inch gap between them while I originally installed them to be perfectly aligned with no overlap). Therefore, given the dark navy background and the likelihood that your wall is a lighter color underneath, you will absolutely want to overlap panels by at least 1/8 of an inch to avoid a white line showing up between panels. Unfortunately, the panels only line up seamlessly when lined up right next to each other, but again, I strongly suggest messing up the alignment slightly and having some overlap as honestly you won't even really be able to notice given the busy pattern. My navy accent wall is Hale Navy from Benjamin Moore and is almost a perfect match (I got lucky) to give you an idea of the Navy color. As with most stick and peel wallpapers there is no texture to it. This style is reminiscent of an old fashioned Victorian wallpaper which would probably have had a more matte fabric type material. Therefore, this is definitely a cheap and easy alternative as the wallpaper is smooth and more paper like (but not shiny!). But great for renters and people who don't want to live with the wallpaper forever, as it is super easy to remove and leave zero residue. 5 stars since it is exactly from how it was advertised and reviewed by others and looks great.

I absolutely love the end result. I was worried that the paper would look dark and heavy in person but it was fabulous and colourful and although my room feels cosy it does not feel dark.This is not for the faint of heart. I ordered enough material to do above wainscotting only in my entire room, then decided I loved it so much upon arrival that I would take the wainscotting off and paper full height. I do not regret the decision, and I was able to make the quantity I ordered work…BUT either way the peel and stick process is harder to install than regular wallpaper (although you can reposition several times, you cannot “slide” the paper into place to match the pattern like you can with standard wallpaper) and is likely best when if you are papering just a single wall without any features and going only corner to corner. Because you can only to take the backing off for the first 12” at the top of your strip in order to line it up and continue to peel it off as you continue down the wall, the backing restricts manipulation of the paper around corners and trim features as it sticks to everything surrounding those finicky locations. After much swearing, and repositioning multiple times, and a second pair of hands to hold the paper away from the wall while I worked with it - I did finally get to a place where I am happy with it.TIP: If you have never wallpapered before, read up on how to calculate how much you need given the pattern repeat and roll width and order more rolls than you need so you receive them all in one dyelot - check every roll immediately since you cannot return it after a certain period of time, and return anything that is damaged while keeping an extra roll or two for mistakes and repairs. You do not want to need more once you have started and receive a different dyelot…

El producto tiene muy buena calidad, grosor y diseño. Adhiere muy bien a los azulejos

Used to cover a not so pretty fireplace surround. Good weight to the vinyl which I found makes it easy to work with. Colour and pattern are even better than expected.

I have an extremely ugly bathroom that will have a full facelift in the future and bought this as a temporary fix. So, I also didn’t put quite as much attention as if it were to be a long term solution. With that said, I do really like it and am happy with how it turned out.Pros:It’s very easy to install and forgiving if you need to peel and re-stick. In fact, I realized I made a big mistake with my pattern and moved an entire section to a different part of the room with no issues. I had some kinks when working with the paper, but it didn’t leave any noticeable creases. Also, when the paper stuck together it was possible to pull it apart and still use the piece. One of my favorite things was that the paper also a little give in the material so you can actually stretch it just a bit to make proper adjustments.Cons/Tips:I have a quite small room which ended up needing four rolls due to the repeat pattern compared to my wall length (and lack of planning!). All my scraps for for the exact same section (I was cutting 45in sections and lost probably a good 12-18 in per piece). My mistake was trying to utilize scraps at first, later realizing that you really need to start on one wall and work continuously through the room - then patch. For this reason I have a lot more unmatched seams and patches that were probably unnecessary...My one complaint is that in ordering several rolls, there is a slight color variation - one grey was a little lighter than the other, as you can see in the close up shot. It’s not super noticeable, but if I had known before I would have rearranged how I used the rolls...I used a different brand of removable wallpaper before in a rental and had great results (easy for a quick update with clean removal). So far, this seems on par. I think I may do the same thing when we actually remodel since it could easily and inexpensively be updated down the road.As a side note, I did papered over existing, textured wallpaper - so, in the closeup shot that’s why it looks a bit bumpy.