[Rewarded Review] Easy to use

The detail of the paper design is very good and does give the appearance of standard wallpaper. Despite its silly name, the art is relatively formal and will quickly strengthen the decor where used. The “decal” peels easily from its backing but adheres firmly to the wall. It is simple to adjust its alignment while applying it to the wall without damaging the wall or even warping the decal itself. Any difficulty in application will only come from how accurate/complex your measurements need to be and how meticulous you are with aligning the design between panels. The pattern lines up well on all sides from panel to panel without any gaps or seams in the artwork. Good look overall.

+2 more

[Rewarded Review] Very interesting overall effects.

I’m very pleased with this new vinyl wallpaper from Home Depot. The. colors are fantastic. The design, including the Egrets birds is even more fantastic. They remind me of a wonderful vacation resort that I stayed at years ago in Florida. I love the fact that it’s easy to apply, and can easily be removed later on, if necessary. The package includes eight sheets. The design is definitely different but very attractive, and I would highly recommend this cool wallpaper to all interested Home Depot shoppers.

+2 more

[Rewarded Review] Absolutely no egrets !

We were looking for a unique way to decorate an office wall in our lake home. After considering a quilt, a mural, a blanket or just some lakeside artwork we came across these egret wallpaper prints. They came well packaged and with a little patients, went up pretty easy. The panels are precision cut and can be lined up so as to be almost seamless. They are removable so they can be repositioned or even removed altogether without damage to the wall or the product. The material is a hefty weight vinyl and I’m already thinking of other decorating ideas.

[Rewarded Review] Relatively easy to install wallpaper

I love the look of this pattern (classic without being overly fussy) and I picked this wallpaper to add a pop of interest to a small space in my mud room. The wallpaper comes in sheets, not long rolls. The peel and stick backing made it easy to pull up and reposition if we realized we had hung it slightly askew. It was also very easy to smooth out any bubbles. The pattern does make it difficult to line the design up when working in small awkward places (in our case around the window sill). This caused a good bit of waste. Even with factoring in the time it took to line the pattern up installation was not overly hard and was accomplished in a relatively short amount of time. I would get this type of wallpaper again.

[Rewarded Review] Easy job with a professional finish!

Use a level to draw horizontal and vertical lines. Start in center top and work outward both ways and down. Overlap pieces very slightly and you won't see the seams. Allow overhang at top, bottom, and both sides. Use X-Acto and ruler to lightly cut right on the wall to get a straight edge finish. You can pull up and move the panel several times and it still has good stick. Being a little bit off is ok at first, then it grows to a bigger gap so take your time and get each piece like you want it. Powder room wall was 8' high and 44" wide. It took me 2 afternoons to do it and 2 packs of product. But in the end - total satisfaction.

+3 more

[Rewarded Review] Beautiful peel-and-stick wallpaper tile that applies well and seems like it will last a very long time

I truly love this print - it looks like Art Deco to me, which I love - I like that it's peel-and-stick and can be removed, and I was very impressed with the way it went on when I applied it. When I actually first saw the design of it, I wasn't sure where I wanted to put it, I just loved it so much I wanted to put it somewhere! So when it arrived, I did the math and decided if I was careful using all 8 sheets, I could put them on the front and sides of my filing cabinet and then the backboard of a bookcase. I have finished the filing cabinet and it turned out magnificent. I was a bit nervous because my last "wallpaper" experiment was in the 1990's and after the nightmare of removing it 10 years later, my husband and I both made a solemn promise NEVER to use wallpaper again, no matter what any home decorating TV show enticed us with. When I told him I ordered this, I'll admit his face turned a weird shade of red, but after he calmed down and I realized he wasn't going to have a heart attack, I explained the concept of peel-and-stick to him. Took a while, but I think I have him convinced he won't have to rent a steamer if I ever decide to take these down. I can't imagine I will have to; this filing cabinet is gorgeous and classy-looking. Of course, in the '90s, I never thought to put wallpaper on furniture, but it makes sense to decorate with whatever you have, including paper you can re-use, especially "paper" that is actually very thick and water-resistant, like this. I read in the manufacturer's description that it was indeed water-resistant and thought I'd check and see by spraying a test strip with water and leaving it for an hour undisturbed. When I came back to check and take a photo, it looked the same (see photo). Impressive. I'm not planning on using either of these pieces of furniture out on my deck in the rain, of course, but it's nice to know care was taken in the design of these panels to make them that durable.

+2 more