Chesapeake 3115-24481 Cyrus Festive Floral Wallpaper, Blue

I’m in love. I bought it for my kitchen. I collect blue dishes. It’s so beautiful. Other websites wanted as much as $120 for a double roll.

Nice qaulity has a slight texture. I pappered the top of the bathroom wall. 5.5' tall and 30' around. I bought 4 rolls and needed that last roll for 2 strips (ugh, $70!!). 5.5' works well for the pattern repeat I was trimming about 6" or so for each strip. I bought a trough to soak the paper in for 5 seconds. I did not overlap the paper, and used a level to sit the first piece, then proceeded around the room. Each strip we rolled out, then fitted and trimmed the bottom off. Rolled the strip back up in the opposite direction of the curve loosely. Dunked in the trough and if you roll the bottom up first (before dunking into water) you are pulling the top up to go in place. Once in place I used a utility knife to trim the top and bottom flush. This is my first paper job since I was a kid. My wife is a big fan of wallpaper and I like the looks but as a kid it was miserable to remove old paper for new, and also roll adhesive on and stick the paper up. The prepasted is a giant stamp and goes up nicely and quickly. You have about 30 seconds to easily move it around in position. I used a squegee type tool to slowly move the bubbles out. Some adhesive will come out the sides. I used a damp spunge to go over the paper and get the excess glue. It's best at a corner to have as little as possible going around as your walls are probably not very straight and plumb. However on 1 corner I had to make a slit on the inside corner and fudge the paper over itself. It's been up for a month and is holding up well.

The quality of the paper is great, and it looks wonderful on the wall. I have a tip for those who need to cut around corners or bend into angles, even made the straight strip hang easier. The paper is a little stiff and might be hard to bend to your needs. Here is a trick. After cutting your next strip, roll it up from the bottom. submerge it in room-temperature water, and quickly pull it out by the top of the strip. DO NOT let the strip submerge in water for more than a few seconds. There are trays you can buy, but I just used the bathtub. After pulling the strip up by the top, hold it in place for a couple of seconds to let the water drain. Next, place it on the prepasted wall, and match it to the repeat.

Easy to install. Looks great on my dining room wall.

Wallpaper might not be a popular thing nowadays... But wow, this is such a great way to cover an ugly wall! It looks amazing! The paper was thick enough to cover imperfect areas, the seams fit so well ... And the pattern was not only clear and bright ... But it was easy to match! This was a win! My bathroom looks so beautiful!!

It actually has a 3 dimensional quality to it. It has some other color to it when you look close. I try to show this in the second pic. I think it’s to give some vertical lines to it to hide the seams better. It’s exactly what I wanted. Easy to work with. Love it!

The media could not be loaded. I was unsure of how this would look once put up but it is even better than expected! So beautiful and easy to put up! Don’t forget to get some wallpaper glue!

I swore I would never have wallpaper in my house ever again but my laundry room needed a little something on 2 small side walls by the washer and dryer. This paper was perfect. It gave me the feminine farmhouse look I wanted. It went up easily and there is PLENTY of glue on this paper. You won't have any problem with adhesion. Love the feel of it too, it has a slight texture that you really don't notice when looking at pictures online. It was a pleasant surprise.