[Rewarded Review] Artistic Accent

I decided to use this as a decorative accent in a hallway that didn't have alot of interest. I applied the wallpaper to the wall and then placed a painted frame around it to create a framed accent. The wall does need to be painted with a matt finish paint for the wallpaper to adhere properly. It was easy then to figure the dimensions, cut and apply.

[Rewarded Review] "Wow"! - That's what she said...

"Wow"! That was the response from the customer. I received this beautiful charcoal scene of a natural, forestry landscape and showed it to a customer that wanted to have a centerpiece on a dining room wall. I placed roughly a 12 sq. ft. section on the wall. The vinyl texture almost gave it a 3D look on her plastered wall. Set on a cream colored wall, the covering had just the right amount of detail to draw the eye immediately to the central location and hold the eye. Set off by a dark walnut quarter round, the covering pleased the customer and elevated the room. Regrettably, the customer would not allow me snap a picture of the finished upgrade :-(

[Rewarded Review] Nice product

This Surface Style peel and stick wallpaper will be installed in our powder room on the wall behind the toilet. It has a nice, peaceful looking graphic of trees and landscapes. It's vinyl so it should be easy to clean. It's removable and repositionable which is nice in case you make a mistake installing it or if you grow tired of it and want to take it down.

[Rewarded Review] Easy to Install and Remove, Great Print, Good Adhesion, and Durable Vinyl Material Wallpaper

I received this product on 8/16/2024. It came with two-page instructions (the English version on one side) and one roll of wallpaper, which covers 30.75 sqft. Although the English instructions were well-written, items 5 and 6 were identical. The paper backing was easy to tear by hand, but not the actual vinyl material, as you can see from the picture, which is a good thing. Since this one roll wasn’t enough to cover my entire powder room, I installed it to test the ease of installation and the adhesiveness of the vinyl material. I found that it was easy to install and smooth out evenly using just my hand. The paper backing was also easy to peel off. This wallpaper was easy to remove and reposition for perfect horizontal and vertical alignment. It adhered well to my glossy painted wall. I like its high-quality print; it was a perfect match for my powder room paint. I will definitely use this brand of wallpaper for my other projects.

[Rewarded Review] Some skill and patience required for new DIYers

If you've never hung vinyl wallcovering before, it would be worth your while to practice with one or two wall sections to get a feel for it. Self-stick vinyl wall covering is different enough from regular wallpaper where most of those skills need some modification so as to get a satisfactory result. That being said, once the vinyl wallcovering is applied, the result is a very durable and easily cleaned surface that also looks terrific and well worth the time and effort involved. The technique that works for me is to start in the top corner (either corner) and work your way diagonally across the wall surface, peeling back the paper and exposing the sticky side of the roll about a foot at a time. Gravity will pull the paper down and then use gentle pressure to stick the paper to the wall. Make sure you clean the wall first to remove any dirt and dust, and also try to remove as many surface imperfections as you can. Holes left after removing picture hanging hooks from the wall are a good example - depending upon what pattern you are using, vinyl can magnify any small bumps and divots in a painted drywall surface.