Grasscloth Peel and Stick Wallpaper Faux Linen Wallpaper Vinyl

[Color: Gray Green, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch, Color: Gray Green, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch]
This grasscloth is beautiful and textured, even on the inside when backing is removed, making it feel like old school wallpaper. Most modern vinyls lack embossing texture and look like digital images with a fuzzy resolution.The back is quite sticky relative to others, and the backing paper itself feels like it used to, not just a plastic sheath but a velvety kraft paper—authentic old school wallpaper, so much nicer to handle in the process of application. It can be tough to hang so invest in a good set of silicone tipped vinyl application tools to keep it smooth going on.Nothing looks more elegant to me than grasscloth, and this is stunning to me. It classes up an office or closet space like nothing else. This one is a neutral shade that could chameleon next to gray, olives, taupes and tans. Versatile and high quality with a grid pattern on the backing paper that helps keep your cutting lines straight.Absolutely delightful authentic wallpaper.

[Color: Gray Green, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch]
I got this wallpaper to cover the bulletin boards in my classroom for a more natural look. I thought the grasscloth design would be neutral enough to go behind papers and posters and I think it looks great! This wallpaper is very thick and feels like very nice quality which makes it feel like it will last a long time. The design is printed well with vibrant and realistic colors. The wallpaper stuck well to the bulletin board. I used a window tint kit to help smooth it and cut it to the right size. It was a little tricky when I had to readjust it but I was able to do so without tearing the paper.Overall I am very happy with this wallpaper and I would highly recommend it.

[Color: Gray Green, Size: 17.3inch × 196.8inch, Color: Gray Green, Size: 17.3inch × 196.8inch]
I really like how easy this wallpaper is to use. It peels and sticks easily, so it’s a good option for a DIY project without the hassle of traditional wallpaper. The material has a light texture, and while it isn’t as deeply textured as it may appear in the pictures, the design gives it a more 3D look once it’s on the wall.The gray-green grasscloth-style pattern has a simple, neutral look that works well for adding some character to a room without being too bold. I also like that it’s removable, which makes it convenient if you want to change things up later.My only real complaint is the width. At 17.3 inches per roll, I wish it were wider, since that would make covering larger areas faster and require fewer seams. Overall, though, it’s an easy-to-use wallpaper with a nice finished appearance.

[Color: Beige, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch, Color: Beige, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch]
The color is lighter than I expected it to be, but I'm really glad there's no yellow undertone to the beige. It has a really subtle but cool texture to it. I originally intended to wrap my old cheap living room end tables in this until we can buy new ones but I didn't realize just how close the pattern and color of this design matches our couch, it's probably why I liked it so much but would look crazy if i did it. Instead I plan on lining the inside of my metal cabinet shelves and another white bookcase I have upstairs. The backside has it all marked out making it easy to measure and decide where to cut. It skating have clear instructions on how to apply the paper. It definitely feels like it'll be easy to wipe clean so it'll do great as shelf liner. I cut a small pieces off to test the stickiness, and it adheres well.

[Color: Beige, Size: 17.3inch × 196.8inch, Color: Beige, Size: 17.3inch × 196.8inch]
I tried to capture a close-up photo to show just how beautiful yet subtle this wallpaper is in person. The soft, muted blend of beige, tan, and gold combined with the textured faux-linen finish looks fantastic.I’m using this to wrap the back and side panels of our kitchen island to give it a quick, budget-friendly refresh. Since we have black custom drawers on one side of the kitchen and floor-to-ceiling zebra wood cabinets on the other, this neutral, textured pattern complements the space nicely without competing for attention.As for performance, I tested a small strip first and had zero issues with adhesion—it sticks exceptionally well. Applying it over a large surface area can be tricky to keep completely straight, smooth, and bubble-free, so take your time during installation. You get a generous amount of product on the roll, and the quality feels solid. Overall, it's a great value and a simple way to elevate plain walls, furniture, or even cabinetry!

[Color: Beige, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch, Color: Beige, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch]
Phenomenal value for style and look!I was pleasantly surprised by this. The surface actually has a noticeable textured feel to it, which gives it much more of a grasscloth wallpaper look instead of looking like flat printed contact paper.The beige color is soft and neutral, and the woven-style pattern gives it some depth without being too busy. I think it would work beautifully for an accent wall, furniture makeover, shelves or anywhere you want a little texture without committing to traditional wallpaper.The adhesive backing is another thing I was impressed with. It sticks well and feels secure once applied, which is always my biggest concern with peel-and-stick products. I didn’t feel like I was constantly fighting with the edges trying to lift back up.For the price, I think this gives a really nice upgraded look. The texture is what makes it for me, simple, neutral and much more elevated than I expected.

[Color: Beige, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch, Color: Beige, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch]
This textured wallpaper was such a pleasant surprise! It’s incredibly easy to work with, cuts easily, and the printed guide on the back makes measuring and lining everything up a breeze. Though the wallpaper itself was much thinner than I anticipated, it’s high quality made up for it. I installed the wallpaper by wrapping it over a piece of hardboard that I would be placing onto a shelf on a built-in bar and it went on so smoothly. I had no trouble with air bubbles at all and even unsticking it and placing it down again several times while trying to line it up perfectly was no problem for me. Honestly this wallpaper is one of the easiest self-adhesive materials I’ve ever worked with. The muted color and subtle design make it versatile enough to complement just about any decor style, and the texture is just lovely. It gave my bar a gorgeous, elevated look without being overwhelming or boring. Definitely impressed with the quality and how easy it was to install! This one I highly recommend!

[Color: Gray Green, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch, Color: Gray Green, Size: 17.3inch × 118.1inch]
I have been using a peel and stick wallpaper extremely similar to this for the last few years as a photo backdrop. When I made the original backdrop I used cardboard that was slightly shorter than the whole height of my setup. I also spliced the wallpaper in the center of the backdrop and I find myself editing this seam …..over and over…..When I found this wallpaper from Ienify in the gray green version - I knew I could remake my background. The green gray is not as good of a match to my counter top cutting board that I use as a platform for my background. I may create a platform from a different material and wrap it with this wallpaper so it matches my new background.The quality / thickness is a lot like contact paper or other peel and stick wallpaper. The thing that is somewhat different between contact paper and peel and stick wall paper in my opinion is the sheen. This wallpaper is what I would describe as matte finish where most contact paper I have used for the sake of comparison, has some sort of gloss. The matte finish is what makes this such a good material for making a background. The simple small texture / pattern makes it simple and a git generic in my opinion. These details along with not being a solid color make it a good option. Something solid based on my experience shows imperfections and scuffs over the course of time from setting up or putting away my photography area.This wallpaper is simple and quick to cut. The pattern is not as difficult to line up as some I have worked with in the past, to compare. It is easy to apply when going slowly. Since I apply it to a cardboard backdrop, there is no second chance or way to float it into place. I pull the backing a few inches at a time and use a smoothing tool that has a microfiber cloth covering the edge to soften the effect and prevent creases. Planning where the overlap will be is important to me. I would rather have two overlaps - one at each edge than one in the middle of my line of sight.I hope my details, thoughts and photos help someone.