Victorian Botanical Peel and Stick Wallpaper

[Size: 17.7" x 118", Size: 17.7" x 118"]
This wallpaper in person is stunning. It's an excellent, high-impact choice for an elegant, vintage accent wall or even a DIY furniture project. Because it features an intricate botanical print with a large pattern repeat, it requires a little patience, a smooth wall surface, and over-purchasing a bit to account for alignment waste. If your walls have a slight texture, I would consider using a peel-and-stick primer (like Zinsser) first, or use a squeegee wrapped in a soft cloth to press it firmly into the wall so that it sticks. Because of the large 30.8-inch pattern repeat, you can't just calculate your raw square footage. You'll have to map out how many vertical strips you need, and assume you will lose a chunk of every roll to get a straight match. When removing air bubbles, I worked from the center outward using gentle pressure. I'm in the process of putting this paper up on an accent wall; however, I need to order more to finish covering it. I love the pattern, and can't wait to get my wall complete. I recommend this paper because it is very beautiful!

[Size: 17.7" x 118"]
This wallpaper is beautiful. I really like the Victorian botanical design with the birds mixed in. There’s so much detail in the pattern, and it has that old-fashioned vintage look without looking dated. It would be really pretty for an accent wall or even a smaller project like the back of a cabinet or bookshelf.The vinyl has a nice thickness to it and doesn’t feel flimsy. The peel-and-stick backing makes it much easier to work with than traditional wallpaper, and being able to reposition it a little while lining everything up definitely helps.The pattern does require some patience to match correctly, and you’ll want to allow for a little extra waste when lining up the design. That’s really the only drawback I found.Once it’s up, it looks much more expensive than I expected. It’s a beautiful way to completely change the look of a space without spending a fortune.

[Size: 17.7" x 118", Size: 17.7" x 118"]
This peel and stick wallpaper does exactly what it says it does. It's a pretty pattern. I can't speak to how well the pattern lines up. I just got one roll. I'm actually using it for crafting. I'm covering tea tins to repurpose them. It adheres to them well and since it's wallpaper, it's durable and will hold up. The thickness is good for my purposes, but it feels like it would be good for a wall, too. It's got the graph lines on the back to help you line things up if you know how to do that.

[Size: 17.7" x 118"]
The beautiful designs available in peel and stick wallpaper are helping me transform my space. This is a lovely Vicotorian botanical print in muted pale tones. I am using it to wallpaper my linen closet. Like most peel and stick wallpapers, this isn't plastic like contact paper, but isn't unwieldy and fragile like regular wallpaper. You can attach, pull up, and reattach a couple of times before you make a mess of things .Ask me how I know.

[Size: 17.7" x 118"]
Okay so I received this Victorian Botanical Peel and Stick Wallpaper through Vine for review, and it’s a beautiful way to bring vintage charm and elegance into any room. First impression—the design is absolutely gorgeous, featuring classic botanical florals and birds that create a timeless Victorian-inspired look. The colors are rich without being overwhelming, and the thick vinyl material feels durable and high quality.What I like: Beautiful vintage botanical design with detailed flowers and birds; Thick vinyl material feels durable and resists tearing during installation; Peel-and-stick backing makes application much easier than traditional wallpaper; Great for accent walls, furniture, bookshelves, cabinets, drawers, and craft projects; Repositionable during installation to help line up the pattern; Wipes clean easily with a damp cloth; Adds warmth, character, and an upscale look to almost any room.Things to know:Clean and dry the surface thoroughly before applying for the best adhesion.Measure carefully and order enough rolls to complete your project, as dye lots can vary slightly.Apply slowly while smoothing with a wallpaper tool or plastic scraper to minimize bubbles.Works best on smooth, clean surfaces rather than heavily textured walls.Matching the pattern takes a little extra time but creates a beautiful finished appearance.Overall, the Victorian Botanical Peel and Stick Wallpaper is a beautiful, high-quality decorating option that’s perfect for creating a vintage-inspired feature wall or refreshing furniture and other home décor. The elegant floral and bird pattern, durable vinyl construction, and easy peel-and-stick application make it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced DIYers. It instantly transforms a space with very little effort, and I’d happily recommend it!

[Size: 17.7" x 118"]
I like this wallpaper, with elegant Victorian pattern and detail.Adhesive stick wallpaper, also easily cuttable to go around lights, outlets, and other things.I wish it came in larger size rolls, as this is enough for a closet or other small space.

[Size: 17.7" x 118", Size: 17.7" x 118"]
The paper is easy to work with and pull back up / put back into place where it belongs if you get it in the wrong place... which happens every time no matter how hard you try! It adheres well to the dresser drawer bottoms, which is what I got it for, and has a beautiful pattern to it. It's a shame to only line drawers with it.The product is going in just fine and looks amazing. I measure each piece just a smidge bigger than the drawer and then trim down as necessary. The lines on the back of this are helpful with cutting straight lines. When you peel away the back and go to line it up in the drawer, it seems to help if you start in one corner and kind of fan it a bit to settle it into place. The sticky back will likely catch a bit on things here and there, but you just pull it back up and settle it again until it's in just the right spot. Then, you slowly drop the paper bit by bit, working out any bubbles but lifting it back up and smoothing out any ridges, working your way across the base of the drawer. Once completely down, smooth it out, making sure it's well-adhered to the drawer bottom, and use your thumbnail or another object to get all of the edges into place securely. If there is a little extra along the edge, just trim it away with a box knife or razor blade. I've worked with some other contact papers that are thin and that tear when you're working with them. This paper is not like that.I think to the value for the $$ is good, the pattern and colors are beautiful, and I would get this again. Very happy.