HAOKHOME Peel and Stick Wallpaper Boho Green/White Eucalyptus Leaf Floral Wall Mural Home Nursery Decor Renter Friendly Wallpaper 17.3in x 78.7in

Absolutely beautiful wallpaper! It's thick, durable and easy to install. You can see some of the seams but that's likely user error, as this was only my second time with wallpaper. It amazing quality and just stunning in our bathroom. Has held up well with the moisture and is such a beautiful accent to our bathroom. I looked forever for wallpaper and I'm so happy I went with this one.

I put this wallpaper in my laundry room and it looks so nice easy to align it’s been 5 months and it’s still holding up

One of the things I loved about this pattern was that it doesn’t look too “busy”. That also means that the pattern only repeats twice per roll, so overlapping to achieve perfect seams is not really an option with this pattern. I still love it and have no regrets, but the pattern repeat did make it a little harder to install without gaps. I installed it about a month ago and it seems to be sticking very well. No lifting or curling at the edges. As with any wallpaper, you need to smooth out any wall texture with joint compound first, or the paper won’t stick right and will look rough when applied. Just search for a diy video on “prepping a textured wall for wallpaper”, that should help you. All in all, I’m very satisfied with this product.

This is a nice thickish vinyl paper with a gentle watercolor leaf print that is as beautiful as the photo. Make sure you watch a number of videos before you attempt this peel and stick process. The paper was easy to hang with two people, and relatively easy to match up...(unless you have an old house that has settled and the walls are super wonky--like mine :p.) We did our best and it came out pretty well--(we will probably put some shallow white molding on either side of the accent wall, rather than patch the sides with little strips that will likely fall or peel off). The seams MUST overlap a few mm (per instructional videos found online) so there is no separation or lifting later on. Thus, peel and stick is probably not for perfectionists who will brood over the lines and the matchup of the pattern. Having said that, this particular design is forgiving and overall achieved the accent wall look I was going for. I hope the adhesive lasts...Oh! make sure you buy the proper tools for smoothing and cutting...Good Luck!!

This paper could not be better. Easy to apply, washable, and best of all beautiful. I used this for the hall tree that I made out of the original door from my old home. The door was energy inefficient but I felt it should and still be used. This paper brought the “wow factor”. Loved it so much that I covered t glad table tops in the adjacent room to carry the flow through. I am sure I’ll buy more as it compliments my rooms so much!

I was really hesitant to buy peel and stick wallpaper for the first time, thinking it would be like to trying to apply Contact paper to a whole room. It was very easy to apply, mostly because the paper is heavy-weight, so the backing comes off easily and it adheres to the wall like a dream! I actually under-estimated how much I need, so I have to order more, but it’s well worth the designer look for not much money, and I’m in love with the new look for my main floor bathroom! I have done the installation by myself without needing extra hands, too.

I had just finished wallpapering a different room before this and had learned quite a bit on hanging up peel and stick. This was pretty easy to install as far as making it line up and you can pull off and reapply several times if you misaligned any pieces. I love the design. Worked perfectly for my half bath. It is time consuming to do. This bathroom had a lot of tricky spots so it took me about 8-10 hours total to do. I had to do it over several days since I have littles, so no project is ever as easy as it should be lol

I used this paper for an accent wall in the laundry room. The pattern is pretty and perfect for the room. This was my first experience with peel-and-stick and I ordered many samples from different companies before diving in. This paper is definitely on the thinner (and less expensive) side, so I expected it to be a little harder to work with. I had a few minor problems with creasing (that are permanent) but no ripping/tearing. I worked carefully from top to bottom, pulling the backing away incrementally and had no bubbles. My walls were newly installed but because the paper is thin, I could feel every little ripple on the drywall, so time will tell if it peels away. For now, it's adhered well. My biggest complaint is that the pattern didn't line up. As others have said, it matches at the top but gets progressively mismatched the farther down one goes. For me this is not a problem because the washer and dryer are covering the bottom part of the wall but I would have switched to something else if this wall could be visualized all the way down.