Dimensions Woodland Animals Wallpaper Soft Grey Fine Decor FD42952 - MDH

This wallpaper is absolutely stunning. It looks 3d, the pattern match is perfect and the quality of the paper is great it is quite thick, would definitely recommend.

This wallpaper is gorgeous..Its very thick and good quality.. I thought I would have to use a lining paper on my hallway way walls, but due to the thickness of this paper, I won't need to..It will look nice, Im sure, it has a 3D effect and is nice and bright..not a good photo as it was evening .Good value for money considering the quality.

Beautiful, easy to put up, love it and highly recommended product

Lovely paper. Not hard to match but you do loose alot of paper about 50cm each time . I pasted the paper as instructed but also worked well pasting the wall. Order an extra roll to be on the safe side because of wastage.

Lovely wallpaper, easy to use x

This paper is gorgeous im over the moon with it definitely a 5* went up a treat too.

Beautiful wallpaper and excellent quality

Value for money and beautiful

Beautiful paper looks lovely on the wall and easy to match and hang . Happy 😁

I’m 100% satisfied with this wallpaper, and found the 3-D effect just right. People are so amazed when they see it they have to go right up close to see if it’s actually flat paper. Perhaps more importantly to me, this wallpaper turned out surprisingly easy to install. I read some reviews saying it tore easily, so when I first received it, I was a bit worried. The paper didn’t seem very thick and it appeared glossy. Not super shiny, but more of a satin surface on both sides. In fact, I think this was the thinnest wallpaper I have ever used. I’m glad to say I did not find that the case at all. The paper is durable. As shone in the photos, it cut so perfectly straight with a cheap disposable knife that now I’m considering going without molding at all along the ceiling. (If ANY wallpaper tears when you cut it, use a new blade! I only use the cheap disposable knives with break-off blades.) I prefer non-pasted wallpaper, so that wasn’t an issue for me. I use powder adhesive I mix up with distilled water using an old, large (15” tall) electric stick blender in a one-gallon glass canning jar. It has a screw-on lid, so the mix will last for 4-5 days if necessary. The price is really fantastic. I did three walls of this room for under $150. It was very easy to match with a corresponding paper. The vanilla colored paper with metallic gold striations on the right goes from that corner, up the stairs with a very high stairwell, then down both sides of an upstairs hallway. (That paper cost $140 for each double roll, and I needed 20 rolls!) Overall, I’m very, very pleased with this purchase and the quality, ease of use, value for the money, and the aesthetics of this wallpaper.

I learned a few things to pass along. Contrary to most directions, I found it advantageous to put the adhesive on the wall and not on the paper. I used a brush but I think it would have been better to use a roller. My wall is textured and the wallpaper worked just fine. It is a charming pattern and I am glad I did it. However, in the future I will leave the task to the professionals.

The paper was very easy to work with and looks great. Very pleased with the outcome. The paper has to be pasted, however, I pasted the walls and it worked out wonderfully. I use to have a wallpaper business years ago, I'm 72 so, I know of what I speak...enjoy your new walls if you choose this paper.

I ultimately returned the FAE Light Grey Woodland Wallpaper for a refund because it just didn’t work for my remodeling project, though there are some nice qualities about it. The light grey color is neutral and close to what I was hoping for, and the whimsical woodland pattern with birds and bunnies against the soft grey backdrop does have a charming look that appeals to many buyers. Many have praised its classy, nature-inspired aesthetic and ease of installation and removal. That said, the scale of the print wasn’t right for the space I planned to use it in. The pattern felt a bit too oversized and didn’t create the dimensional “pop” I envisioned for the background of a large, antique double-tiered lighted glass cabinet. Instead of feeling layered or three-dimensional as depicted in some photos, the design appeared flatter and more wallpaper‑esk in person, which left me slightly disappointed given my specific vision for the space. Keep in mind, like many paper wallpapers, how it looks up close can differ from how it appears in online images, and scale matters: on a large expanse, the pattern may read more like a background texture than a standout focal element. Overall, it’s a neutral, pretty wallpaper with a calming woodland theme, but for projects where pattern scale and dimensional impact are critical, (especially as a dramatic backdrop for a display piece) you might want to order a sample or consider alternatives with a finer detail or deeper visual texture.