LiveborGreen Floral Wallpaper Peel and Stick Vintage Floral Contact Paper 17.7inch x 118.1inch Botanical Decorative Wall Paper Forest Peel and Stick Wallpaper for Bathroom Bedroom Cabinet Vinyl

For the price, this wall paper really did a great job at transforming my foyer. The pattern is very difficult to match up, and that led to several yards of wasted pieces and places where it just won't match consistently. As other reviewers indicated, the paper will rip easily if you aren't careful. I also found it stretched a bit when trying to reposition. The adhesion was really good, though, especially using a smoothing tool. I installed it over old traditional paper without any problem. I love the whimsical pattern that isn't too childish. I looked at papers that were 10 times more expensive, so for the savings alone I'm pretty happy.

i purchased this for drawer liner the quality is much better than I expected for the price,the colors are very beautiful .

Love this wallpaper. Really pretty and great quality. Love the whimsical style of it.

I’ll start by saying I absolutely love the way my project turned out. I love it so much that I’ve already ordered more wallpaper to do the sink area of my bathroom. To be fair I hated this bathroom before. The shower stall was full of cracks and holes, there was popcorn ceiling, broken glass doors and a really bad smell so this is a major improvement.That being said, if you are super nit picky about things, this might not be the wall paper for you. I have used this type of vinyl wallpaper twice before and the other one I used had about an inch of overlap to play with when lining up the seams. This one however has absolutely no overlap! If anything the pattern was cut a hair short. None of the pictures I shared have overlapping paper, this is all seem to seem and you can even see a very small gap in one of the pictures. The color saturation changes not only from roll to roll but in the same roll from top to bottom.Another thing to note is the paper is a bit see through. I painted about an inch down from the ceiling so there wouldn’t be any white showing if I cut the wallpaper wrong (which I did) but you can see through it. The bathroom is very dark so it’s hardly noticeable.Lastly, I patched a few places in the walls where there was damage and didn’t think to paint over the putty before putting up the vinyl. You definitely need to. The vinyl did not want to stick to the drywall putty (duh!🤦‍♀️)What I’ve noticed with vinyl peel and stick, when you see little bubbles the next day, just smooth them down. If they are small enough you can get it to lay smooth no problem. You may have to do it a few times.All in all I love the way my bathroom turned out. All of the negatives are so hardly noticeable you really have to look hard to see them. I went from planning on a full gut and reno to giving this bathroom a few more years of life before needing to do so. The wall paper ties in the original 1969 tile and makes it all look intentional and cohesive in my opinion

The print is decent. I won't use it for the main project I was thinking of, but maybe something else.