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I am SO in love with this it’s not even funny. The blue is as vibrant as I had hoped for and it’s just stunning. Now, I consider myself a “seasoned” decaller, but if you aren’t, I’m going to provide some hopefully helpful tips and tricks because this particular decal on a scale of 1 to difficult, it’s about an 8 due to all of the swirls and thinness of the stems/connection points but don’t let that deter you from purchasing this because it’s soooo worth it.• wipe down your walls with soap and water, repeat with just water, let dry completely (the goal is to remove any dust or gunk to help the decal adhere to the wall better)• there is a sticker at the bottom of two of the pages that shows what the whole picture looks like. Peel one of those stickers off and put it on the wall as a helpful guide• when taking the decals off the paper, there will be some static and you’re probably gonna get some vines/leaves/etc stuck to each other. As long as you are patient with it, the sticker will come off of itself without destroying anything. The static is also your friend when applying to the wall as it will slightly hold it in place while you are trying to position it to the connection points• Start out with step A2 instead of A1 if you’re trying to line the decal with the edge of the wall. A2 sticks slightly out further left than A1 so if you start with A1 you’re gonna end up needing to shift it towards the right a smidge.• some of the decals may start to lift which is completely normal, especially if you have textured walls like I do. Every few hours just use a towel to gently yet firmly run over the decal over the course of a day or two and it shouldn’t lift anymore since it’s finally used to not being on the shape of the rolled up paper• I’ve attached a picture of each of the connection points to make it a little easierI hope this review helps! Happy decal’ing, y’all! Highly recommend this beauty.

This is a great way to brighten up your office space and make it more enjoyable to be in it. My workplace recently moved, and after a few months I got tired of staring at flat white paint every day. I searched for a picture that was interesting, relaxing, and appropriate for the very conservative business environment of my office - this is the ticket! I'm glad that I bought it, and if the company offered others then I would definitely be interested in purchasing them as well.Pros:- no damage to the paint and no mounting hardware required (so no one in Facilities can complain)- easy to peel and move, something I've done several times. I recommend saving the backing paper that the mural ships on, in case you move offices.- broadly appealing picture <- to my surprise, the men in my office have been impressed by the mural and comment on it. I think it is because the flowers are large and rendered with bold artistic strokes. I was initially concerned that the mural would "look feminine", which is not helpful in a business environment, but both genders enjoy it.- flexible size, as there are 3 flowers which can be spaced as you like. I found this very helpful because other murals are a fixed size and often wouldn't fit well on my office wall size. Having 3 flowers that can be arranged any way you want makes it easy to aesthetically place the decal.Cons-- None really. The mural ships rolled tightly in a poster protector tube, so keep in mind that you'll need to unroll it and let it stretch flat (it takes about a day) before hanging it up. It was very easy to hang, and I did it myself without help.

I have to say I purchased the decal in spite of some reviews here....and I'm glad I did! I applied them to our brand new shower doors. They look true to their design on both sides - perfect for glass application. You can see their colors while showering - and my husband loves it too. I cut the individual leaf-sets and positioned them on the glass panels the way I wanted, shifting to the desired arrangement. Then, and only then I begun pealing each set off, starting sort of like with a wall paper - only one edge, then placing that edge on glass and pulling on the backing paper while smoothing the decal with a soft microfiber towel to avoid little bubbles of air trapped under decal. This took only 1 hour to do - total, with cutting and positioning, peeling etc. They are on the outside of the doors , of course. In my opinion, they could provide a great "modesty" screen if one wanted....I just wanted to soften the look of the glass, so it's more like a spa feeling to me. Hope this helps anyone....I love them! Great quality, strong, beautiful colors. Very sticky too, which helps it last....

Ok, so these are pretty butttt it is a hard job putting these up by yourself. It took me 2 hours to put these up. You have to be really careful taking the paper off. My decals did stick together, but as long as you don’t panic it’s fixable. I took a deep breath and thought about it lol. As I took one side off, I stuck it on the wall, even though it’s not where I wanted it. The purpose was to get it unstuck. If you try to do it without sticking one side on something, it will continue to stick to itself when trying to pull apart. Once I got it all apart, it looked ruined. It has creases in it, but again be patient, place it on the wall anyway and keep smoothing it out. Like I mean really good. You won’t notice the wrinkles ever again they go away minus a few.The decal is very forgiving, I took it off and put it on like 8 million times because I didn’t have my spacing right.It would have been much easier with a second person for sure. The big flower was definitely the most tricky one!