[Rewarded Review] Very muted colors

I was disappointed in this wallpaper. The colors appeared more vivid in the marketing photos. In person I found it rather bland. The adhesive was minimal which is great for renters shouldn't damage the drywall, but might mean you come into it crumpled on the floor some day. I used this for covering some plywood that had replaced a glass front on a cabinet. Again underwhelmed with the color. Put it on daylight bright lamp in the office above my computer monitors. That was an improvement over 2 sheets of printer paper.

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[Rewarded Review] Easy to install wallpaper!

This self-stick wallpaper was easy to install. The pattern is muted and so does not draw undue attention to the decor. I did one accent wall in my bathroom with this paper. It took less than an hour to do it myself. It was easy to line up. One suggestion would be to have lines on the back of the paper so you can more easily cut a straight line. However, it still went quickly and easily.

[Rewarded Review] ✨PRETTY DESIGN!

I really love the pattern which looks a bit more muted than in the photos. It has an off white background with the slightest pink overtone with greyish blues, greyish sage green and rust colors but all done in a subtle way. This is peel & stick "wallpaper"but more like an upgraded contact paper only better. It has more of a true wallpaper look than some I've used but acts like contact paper when applying! I did have a harder time putting this on because the backing kept tearing & was hard to get it off & then the paper would get stuck together being almost impossible to separate! So keep that in mind. It is very sticky so it holds quite well. Would be good in a bedrm,hallway or wainscoting. Very pretty!

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[Rewarded Review] Nice design, okay thickness

This product has a nice, vintage design. It’s almost a matte to eggshell sheen. The background is a bit more matte than the print, but just slightly. The release paper back is a blank slate, so no guidelines, draw your own. The thickness is middle of the road- this was a bit trickier to hang than thicker papers, way easier than the thinner papers. I also find that for me, I find it easier to work with when I release the entire backing of the pre-cut piece, and just angle it to my vertical line to hang. If I use the “peel as you go method, it stretches and mis-aligns….. that goes for all brands of removeable papers. Call me a cowboy, all or nothing gal! Do not let it stick to itself, it stretches when you pull it apart. I used my roll for lining kitchen drawer units; which must be removed from cabinet and paper installed vertically, as if on a wall. I like the pattern and feel of this paper. It’s good quality.

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