Decotalk 30"x120" Grasscloth Wallpaper Peel and Stick Dark Blue Wallpaper for Bedroom Textured Grass Cloth Removable Vinyl Wrap Dark Blue Contact Paper Peel and Stick Blue Contact Paper for Cabinets

First things first, I know this isn’t the most expensive option, but I’ve lived in downtown apartments using dozens of different brands of this type of wallpaper to decorate. This is the only one, including cheaper alternatives, that I would like to warn anyone possessing a soul and even the slightest bit of good spirit to avoid.1- seagrass has to run horizontal… which means the way they produced it you have to hang it horizontally.2- it’s thick, but not at all workable (so instead of laying flat on the wall it crinkles (and those crinkles look like tears once smoothed.3- ya know that amazing feeling you get when your scissors slide through quality wrapping paper? Yea, this cuts the other way.4- IT PEELS OFF OF THE WALLS. These pictures were taken the next morning after hanging it (and having it adhered without bubbles).6- everything about the way it’s designed is just wrong. Too rigid to work with and rips (even with the backing on!) yet impossible to cut (using a brand new utility knife blade. Sticks to itself (and tears/creases) but then doesn’t stick to walls.And for context, I got this to offset a patterned accent wall of peel and stick I JUST hung in the same room (so tools/walls/etc. not the issue).I bought 8 rolls, kept powering through hoping it would soften as it stuck to the walls and smooth in like others), and woke up 2/3rds of the way through the project … and this stuff is so bad I’m ordering a replacement instead.This is the DIY equivalent of a screaming child in a quiet car during rush hour when all the other cars are empty. Save yourself. Learn from my pain.Me (~5 hours into what should have been a 3 hour project): “if anyone has children and needs to teach them a lesson, I guess they could force them to use this or something.”Me (~1 hour later): “oh my god I would report those people to family services”*peeling it off the walls and ordering something else after this … not even worth trying to finish the project*

When I saw the wall over the kitchen sink had no back splash, it looked dim and plain. Because this is a rental, I wasn't going to spend a lot to brighten the area. The Decotalk tile contact paper was the perfect solution. As a quick glace it looks like tile. I used the left over pieces to highlight some hanging shelves.

Adhesive is terrible- doesn’t stick to the wall.

It’s a waste of money. Bubbles every part of the wall, I bought the most expensive tool and still! Trust me, I’m very handy, but this is so difficult to do it.

Absolutely loved this color and the look of this paper! I thought I’d finally found exactly what I was looking for until I installed it!!! After hanging approximately 10 strips I decided to save the rest for the next day. When I went back the next day, all of the strips were already falling off the wall. I even applied additional glue as some of the instructions suggested.. to say, disappointed as an understatement. All that time, energy and money wasted.

So far so good. It’s been 3 weeks with no peeling and lots of compliments