Peel and Stick Wallpaper Removable Contact Paper

[Color: Blue/White, Size: 17.3" x 78.7"]
Put this on top of my daughters white dresser and nightstand and it turned out so cute

[Color: Blue/Cream White, Size: 17.3" x 197"]
Pretty pattern but the adhesive is not easy to attach to walls. It is not easy to reposition and it is easily tears when you try to move it.

[Color: Beige, Size: 17.3" x 393"]
I purchased this SAFIYYA beige flora self-adhesive removable wallpaper to update the top half of one wall in my guest room, and I’m very pleased with the results. It has a soft, muted botanical pattern that adds a subtle touch of elegance without overwhelming the space.The wallpaper is made from a smooth, thick vinyl material that feels durable and provides excellent coverage. It is not transparent, so it hides the wall underneath well. The colors are light and airy while still being rich and well-saturated, giving the room a fresh, inviting look.One of my favorite features is how forgiving it is during installation. We needed to reposition a couple of sections, and the wallpaper lifted easily and reapplied without tearing or damaging the wall. The adhesive is strong enough to stay in place but still allows for adjustments, making installation much less stressful.The roll is listed as approximately 17.3 inches wide by 393 inches long (be sure to verify the size before ordering, as some listings may vary).Overall, this wallpaper met my expectations. It’s well made, easy to install, and offers excellent value for the price. I would definitely purchase it again and recommend it to anyone looking for an attractive peel-and-stick wallpaper for bedrooms, bathrooms, accent walls, cabinets, or other DIY decorating projects.

[Color: Black/White/Grey, Size: 17.3" x 393", Color: Black/White/Grey, Size: 17.3" x 393"]
I requested this peel-and-stick wallpaper to revamp the drawers in our walk-in closet. We have a bank of three drawer towers, each with six drawers, topped by two cabinet doors. Since they’re white, I envisioned this abstract black-and-white motif complementing them with new black pulls and handles.I’ve set aside the entire project for this winter when there’s less outdoor activity. However, I’ve already covered the front of the most frequently used drawer. Given that the drawers are about 2 feet wide and the wallpaper is just over 17 inches wide, I opted to use it horizontally to avoid seams on each drawer. The pattern works well in either direction. I decided to cut each piece to the drawer’s width and leave extra on the top and bottom to cover the drawer’s edges, protecting them from wear.It’s been over three weeks since I covered the drawer front, and it still looks as good as it did on the first day. This drawer is used multiple times daily.The vinyl wallpaper has a slight texture. It’s easy to handle, especially since I’m working with small pieces. Cutting my piece was straightforward with the marks on the back of the paper as a guide using a straight edge and a box cutter. I used a squeegee to remove any bubbles. I wrapped the top edge over the top of the drawer front and onto the back of the drawer front by about an inch. I believe this ensures good adhesion for the front. At the bottom, I continued over the bottom of the drawer front and cut off the excess at the back edge with my razor.The adhesive is easy to apply and adjust during installation. It adheres well to clean, flat surfaces.

[Color: Black/White/Grey, Size: 17.3" x 197", Color: Black/White/Grey, Size: 17.3" x 197"]
This is the third peel and stick type of wallpaper I’ve used in our house. This one was thicker than the others and super easy to install. I had to peel it off of the wall a couple of times to adjust here and there and it was still just as sticky and adhered well. The thickness is really nice, as the wall underneath it has a few dents here and there, but they are all invisible behind this wallpaper. Highly recommend! Love it!

[Color: Neutral/Beige, Size: 17.3" x 78.7"]
Beautiful wallpaper. It was a bit difficult to use for lining the inside of my cabinet. But since it has a random pattern it was possible to cut pieces to patch in when necessary. Perhaps my inexperience with applying wallpaper caused some of the problems I had. However, I loved the design and bought a second role to apply to the sides of my cabinet…..lol

[Color: Blue/White, Size: 17.3" x 78.7", Color: Blue/White, Size: 17.3" x 78.7"]
My only negatives are the same as every contact paper I’ve used- that’s it’s a bit brittle and can be awkward to use, and the directions on the back instead of continuing the lines.I am so glad peel and stick wallpaper became popular, I used to go to the store and pick out the least ugly (but still ugly imo) contact paper for projects. They were just so ugly. I love using fun patterns to line projects.I’ve had this old suitcase for ages. Bought it as a teenager, tripped out the tattered fabric lining, and then stalled (probably due to lack of options in patterns lol). I must have decided ripped newspaper and modge podge was a good idea (spoiler: it was not). I spent ages on it and hated the outcome. Years later, I ripped that out as much as I could and just decided to use it for storage that I kept out of sight and didn’t think about.20 odd years later, I had a use for it, but finally decided to tackle the ugly inside.Ok- on to this actual wallpaper:It is the same as every other I’ve used. That is both good and bad. It did go on fairly easy, for contact paper. It’s quite thick. Pattern matches quite nice. I have a lot of spots where it isn’t quite smooth- but that’s because I put very little effort into this and because the bottom wasn’t 100% smooth. I just needed to get it done and not look ugly.My favorite tip?Use white or matching duct tape to seal the edges. Since I planned on doing that, I could worry a bit less about it being super straight edges. It also helps secure the seams, the weakest point in any contact paper project. It is a bit flexible due to the threads, so easy to do corners. It’s also super sticky, so it secures better, but be careful if it touches your contact paper!I was impressed that this wallpaper didn’t rip when I accidentally touched the duct tape to it, that’s a huge positive.Overall, it’s a good price for a small project and I’m glad I used it. 🥰

[Color: Black/White/Grey, Size: 17.3" x 393", Color: Black/White/Grey, Size: 17.3" x 393"]
I got this peel-and-stick wallpaper to use around my brick chimney. Before applying it, I thoroughly cleaned the brick surface, removed the dust, and let it dry completely.Unfortunately, the adhesive wasn’t strong enough to hold on the brick. It kept peeling away, and I eventually had to use double-sided tape to keep it in place.The pattern itself looks great, and I really like the design, but the adhesive wasn’t suitable for my application. It may work better on smooth, flat surfaces, but I wouldn’t recommend it for textured brick walls.Overall, it’s attractive wallpaper, but the adhesive did not perform well on my brick fireplace surround.