Vintage Peel and Stick Wallpaper Floral Contact Paper

[Size: 17.3" x 118"]
This peel-and-stick wallpaper is really cute, and the vintage floral pattern adds a fun pop of color and personality. It's a nice option for a small accent area, shelf, cabinet, or other DIY project without committing to traditional wallpaper.It was fairly easy to work with, although getting everything lined up and completely smooth took a little patience. The material is also a little thinner than I expected, so I recommend taking your time when applying it.Overall, I really like how it looks once it's up. Cute, fun, and an easy way to change up a space. Four stars!

[Size: 17.3" x 118"]
Dude if you have given me this wallpaper for free I’ve rated it 5 like the other reviewers, but since I payed for it here’s my honest review: The product scratches easily, the paper is thin but the design is nice. I wouldn’t buy again, though.

[Size: 17.3" x 118", Size: 17.3" x 118"]
I love a good peel and stick wallpaper. I have covered cabinet facings, armoire doors, entryways, interior doors, and of course, walls. I'll be using this paper for a small bamboo table top, and as a border in a small room. The adhesive is good, the paper backing peels easily once you figure out how to do it, and the paper applies without any creases in it from the roll. Not too much of a chemical smell right out of the packaging, but it is there. Dissipates quickly, though.I think the patterns of the flowers do kind of blend together the further you get from the paper, but that happens with most papers I have ever used. You need bright light to discern all the details. I kind of like discovering new details the closer or further away from patterns I get. The faux raised bits are also a nice touch. Everything looks super textured up close.Good quality for a self adhesive roll of vintage/boho-esque floral print paper. Great value, too.

[Size: 17.3" x 118", Size: 17.3" x 118"]
Overall, this is a nice peel-and-stick wallpaper. It was relatively easy to apply, reposition, and remove without much fuss. I especially appreciated the measurement grid on the backing—it makes measuring and cutting straight pieces much easier.The colors are pretty, although they’re a little more muted in person than they appear in the product photos. One thing that may not be obvious from the listing is that the paper itself has a slight texture rather than a completely smooth finish. I actually think the texture works well with the floral pattern, but it’s worth knowing before you buy.Overall, it looks good once installed and was easy to work with. I’d use it again.

[Size: 17.3" x 118"]
These peel and stick wallpapers are not plastidc like old fashioned sticky paper but not exactly just paper, like regular wall paper. This type of product is easy to use as long as you measure carefully, cover any odd shaped areas first, and constantly smooth the air bubbles. If you go slow and find you missed an air bubble, you can peel this off, smooth it out, and reapply. I wouldn't call this print "vintage" per se, but it is a cute warm-toned floral. Nicer up close than the picture displays. If it were fabric, you could imagine it on corduroy or flannel. Rather than do whoile walls, I use this for small DIY projects, like drawer liners, for hidden whimsy that I can savor or can be discovered if you're poking your nose into my bureau.

[Size: 17.3" x 118"]
This is an easy, boho scatter of small flowers in green, pink, and yellow. The print is genuinely lovely, but the colors are not as saturated as it would seem from the photos. In person, the palette is softer and more muted, more dried-flower than fresh-picked. It's not bad, just noticeably different.The vinyl itself feels reassuringly substantial. It's on the thicker side, which suggests it should hold up well to bumps and the occasional wipe-down. There is, however, a slight sheen to the surface. In diffuse light it looks like a subtle satin, but under a directional lamp or afternoon sun, it can throw a glare that flattens the print. Worth thinking about before committing to a wall the light hits at a hard angle.The backing has a very large gridded guide, which sounds helpful and mostly isn't, as the squares are too big to line up precise cuts, so you'll want a straightedge and your own ruler for anything trim-fitted. The pattern itself is on the fussy side to match; the flowers are tiny enough that seams don't have an obvious "click" point where one panel meets the next. However, because there's so much going on in the pattern, small misalignments disappear into the busyness.Bottom line: A pretty, unique boho floral with genuinely nice depth of pattern, but expect softer, more muted colors than the listing suggests, plus a slight sheen that can catch the light. The oversized backing grid is more decoration than tool, and the tiny flowers don't align crisply, though the busy print hides it well. Worth it if you love the design and can live with those trade-offs.

[Size: 17.3" x 118", Size: 17.3" x 118"]
I installed this peel and stick wallpaper on a drop leaf table I have that looks kind of ratty as you can tell by the pictures. This is a thick paper and was easy to work with in my opinion. No bubbles or wrinkles when I was applying it. the first sheet was easy, matching up the second sheet was easy, however the problem I had with that was getting the paper to go down strait during it's trek downward. I decided to marry up the seam first and use that approach, meaning I worked from left to right rather than top down if that makes sense. Then smoothing if from left to right was easier. I used a credit card since I was working with a small area. I want to add that working with peel and stick wallpaper is much harder in my opinion than traditional wallpaper due to it's extreme tackiness that you have to deal with instead of being able to just slide wet wallpaper in place then smoothing it out. This isn't the fault of the wallpaper, just the nature of the difference between the two different types. People should be aware of this going into it. Peel and stick is probably best with 2 people if you can find someone you can work with well. I like the paper, it does tear easy though. Also, the colors were more muted than I thought they would be from the pictures online. So keep that in mind. I find the overall paper has a greenish tone to it. I have to say though, that for the money, this is a heck of a good find!

[Size: 17.3" x 118"]
I have bought my fair share of peel and stick wallpaper rolls over the years, so I usually know what to expect when a new roll arrives. This floral contact paper pleasantly surprised me right out of the box.The visual quality is immediately noticeable. The floral design is crisp, and the color saturation is noticeably richer than other rolls I have used in the past.The ease of application is where it really sets itself apart from previous projects. It goes onto a wall smoothly without the usual battle against stubborn air bubbles or awkward tearing. Putting up contact paper can sometimes be frustrating, but this material was simple to work with from start to finish.This is easily superior to the other peel and stick wallpapers I have purchased before. I am delighted with how it looks on the wall and would buy it again without hesitation.