RoomMatesRMK12273PL Dancing Leaves Peel and Stick Wallpaper, Blue, White

Super cute!! Easy to use and great quality! Made my boring little space a little homier ❤️ I’ve had it on for a few months now and have had no issues with ripping the adhesive wearing.

I was hesitant to try to put this up by myself and worried about the quality. Well, it was very easy to work with. Its thicker than others on the market. It was easy to remove and reposition. It adheres wonderfully. I love the look of the pattern. AAA+.

I love the look of this paper and after trial and error (i’ll share what we learned) the finished product looks nice!Our wall was 13 feet wide and almost 9 feet tall (minus crown/baseboard). We needed 5 rolls despite in theory only measuring a need for 4.The print is varied in the saturation of ink and multi toned - making it appear much more dimensional and expensive. Overall it acts a great neutral with navy, chambray, white and gray. Note the ground is more of a blue or optic white versus warm or creamy.The only real issue was the repeat based upon the roll length (18 feet) for walls like ours which are taller than 8 feet.Vinyl will stretch as you pull the backing off and thus mess with perfect alignment - particularly when you need a long piece across a wide wall. We migrated an inch or so every few feet despite trying hard not to stretch or pull the paper while hanging. I highly advise going top down and trying to pull evenly with two hands equal distance apart to reduce stretch. I also advise pulling off 2+ feet before you try to hang any of it and buying both a smoothing wedge to push out bubbles and an exacto knife to trim once on the wall. (no wall is ever square or perfect).Because we needed 104 inches in length - with repeat - we had to be very careful about cutting the roll into two strips - some with lots of wastage at the top, others with more wastage on the bottom. (8 strips had to have an aligned common 104 inches - and each roll is 216 long).While in theory one roll could make two strips, that were long enough, the repeat didn’t always permit that. So, i cut only after aligning to a prior piece (with a few inches of length buffer) and i sequentially stacked and cut all pieces before hanging.Aligning two strips from the same roll was easy- but between rolls - where the new /next roll starts in the pattern can be tricky without significant waste (think 10+ inches). So when one new roll didn’t align well - i would open another to find a better repeat and just move the strips around until i got a sequence of 8 that worked together.Trimming on the wall was easy with an exacto knife. When we got to the end of the wall, we backlit the “extra” to cleanly see the wall edge as we trimmed the vinyl.In total it took 2 people (due to length of the strips) to align and a taller ladder. I cut the strips the night before and install took about 10-15 min per strip the next night.Smell dissipates with an open window in a day - it’s not horrible but it smells like plastic (think beach ball or pool floaty smell).Our wall was not perfect - we had a few paint drips/knicks etc…. so the paper also shows those imperfections in smoothness but…. the pattern helps camouflage them.Having used pasted paper in the past- this was far easier to work with - for sure! I am also thrilled it won’t destroy the drywall when removed! My only long term concern is it maintaining its stick overtime….

Ok first, I used this paper in a totally different way. I left the backing on it and secured it with tape to my apt hallway door. I wanted to spruce my door up and picked this paper. I love it, and have had countless compliments on the print. Just an idea to use this beautiful paper in a way you might not have thought.

I like how it looks on my wall for the most part. However, even after carefully aligning it roll after roll, the pattern still wouldn’t match up completely. Not sure if the rolls were printed differently. It made installation very frustrating and difficult

Terrible product. Impossible to hang, flimsy and ripped and creased easily. Wasted the entire roll. Please avoid