NuWallpaperNU3038 Groovy Garden Navy Peel & Stick Wallpaper, Multicolor

Beautiful vibrant colors exactly as advertised. Sticks well to my plaster walls, even after have to take it off and stick back on 2-3 times. I have 8 ft ceilings, and one roll was able to give me two panels with some left over which I wasn't able to use as it didn't line up at any point. I should have been able to cover this whole wall with 3 rolls, but I had to dip about a foot into a fourth roll. So definitely buy an extra roll as there will be some waste as many reviewers have mentioned. I think I second the suggestion from a reviewer to use a chalk line as it is so annoying and hard to get that first panel straight (I didn't do it and caused some frustration). Once the first one is up it's smooth sailing! I did it alone in ~4 hours total- probably would have taken me half the time with a second pair of hands- but given the slight frustration it was probably better for my marriage this way :). I have used peel and stick 3 times before from NuWallpaper, as they have adhered well to my plaster walls (first one still going strong and not falling off after over a year). What I did learn from that first experience is what other reviewers have mentioned as well, is that the wallpaper shrinks a little after some time (the one I adhered a year+ ago, panels now have ~1/8 inch gap between them while I originally installed them to be perfectly aligned with no overlap). Therefore, given the dark navy background and the likelihood that your wall is a lighter color underneath, you will absolutely want to overlap panels by at least 1/8 of an inch to avoid a white line showing up between panels. Unfortunately, the panels only line up seamlessly when lined up right next to each other, but again, I strongly suggest messing up the alignment slightly and having some overlap as honestly you won't even really be able to notice given the busy pattern. My navy accent wall is Hale Navy from Benjamin Moore and is almost a perfect match (I got lucky) to give you an idea of the Navy color. As with most stick and peel wallpapers there is no texture to it. This style is reminiscent of an old fashioned Victorian wallpaper which would probably have had a more matte fabric type material. Therefore, this is definitely a cheap and easy alternative as the wallpaper is smooth and more paper like (but not shiny!). But great for renters and people who don't want to live with the wallpaper forever, as it is super easy to remove and leave zero residue. 5 stars since it is exactly from how it was advertised and reviewed by others and looks great.

Print is crisp and the colors are nice and rich! If you’ve ever wallpapered with traditional/pre-pasted wallpaper before, you might find this to be a bit of a challenge at first because you can’t push the paper around to match your pattern. Most reviewers covering large areas have said that this is a 2 person project, but I managed to wallpaper my kitchen by myself— when working with long strips, I peeled off the backing from a short portion of the top of the paper, just enough so that I could line up the pattern. And I kept most of the long strip rolled up, and held the roll together with chip clips! This trick makes a long strip a bit more manageable to work with for one person.I used 5 rolls total to cover the backsplash in my kitchen, the area above the cabinets, and two small wall areas on either side of cabinets. I also used this behind some wooden shelves in my kitchen, and on 3 sides of an open appliance closet with shelves on the other side of the kitchen for a cohesive look.I did not deduct a star for this, but there were a few very minor imperfections in the print (about the size of the tip of a pencil) here and there, but the pattern is so busy I doubt anyone else would ever notice. I have had no issues with paper falling off or peeling, and I covered over latex painted drywall and over 30 year old vinyl wallpaper with this stuff, so I’m not sure why this is an issue for some people. I suspect those problems might occur if your walls have a build up of greasy film or dust. Be sure to use a wallpaper smoothing tool! I don’t think you can do this without one, to be honest. Smooth everything as you go, working from the middle towards the edges to prevent bubbles and wrinkles. Tools: I used scissors, a box cutter with a fresh blade, and a wallpaper smoothing tool for this.And save some of the backing paper for your scrap pieces as you go. I was able to save a lot of paper this way (to cover light switches, outlet covers, small wall areas). Saving and using the scraps allowed me to keep the cost of the project down, using just 5 rolls instead of purchasing 6, so it was well worth it!

Used this to paper a craft box so it looks lovely in my living room. The wallpaper is nice and thick. Perfect for constant handling.

Love the look of this wallpaper but it was extremely difficult for me to match up the design and I ended up wasting a massive amount of paper so I could try to make the pattern match. I had to order an extra roll even though I had originally ordered an extra roll which turned out to be not enough due to all of the waste in trying to match the pattern. I had originally ordered a full extra roll because someone else had mentioned that you want all of your rolls from the same batch. The additional single roll I ordered was from a different batch and the color is off just a bit, no one else would realize it.The adhesion is very good. I had to remove pieces several times to reposition the paper and it still stayed sticky and adhered to the wall. I think one of the problems is that you are supposed to very slightly overlap the pieces in case there is shrinkage but this also contributes to the pattern not lining up correctly.I watched the installation video which made it look super easy. I wouldn’t attempt wallpapering again as it was just super frustrating for me but I do really love the look of it. I gave 4 stars because the product is beautiful and other people may have better luck installing it then I did.