Mushroom Wallpaper Peel and Stick Wallpaper Boho 17.7" x 78.8" Self Adhesive Removable Wall Paper Leaf Forest Mushroom Contact Paper for Countertops Cabinet Decor

The quality is clear upon touch. It's thick, and feels high quality. I was worried about the difficulty of instalation, but it went perfectly. It naturally falls, and very few air pockets (my fault, I'm sure).It looks great, and was easily cut with standard scissors. Plus, the cutting lines on the back made it easy to cut straight. The design is a little tricky to line up at times, but not impossible. Even with a slight issue, it's hard to notice from a distance. So happy with the result.

Im always looking for rented friendly peel and stick contact paper. The colors are better than the advertised photos. It’s heavy duty: I laid it crooked and peeled it up and re-stuck it, no wear, like thinner contact paper where you can see flaws. There is a gray rabbit in the pattern whose face is cut in half so i did have to take extra time to line his face up. It was a bit time consuming but so worth it! $23, one roll, i did my entire kitchen!

Nice and thick. Sticks good!!!UpdateUnfortunately the sticky doest hold up after about a month it started falling off the end if a cabinet.

Good price.Love the design and earthy colors! Looks great in our dining room! Easy install as it is a peel and stick wall paper vs paste. I was able to put it up alone.**order more than needed! Will have waste as you match up the design**

The pattern is pretty, the texture is great, and the heaviness of the paper makes it easy to work with… BUTThis paper has been installed for 3/4 weeks. After storing it in the room for a couple of weeks to get used to our specific temperatures and humidity, I overlapped the edges expecting a little contraction, the paper shrunk so much on the wall that I have nearly quarter inch gaps. So disappointed. Don’t know how to fix. No return because of 30 day return window.

I love this wall paper. I actually put it on the backing of my bookshelves and it adds such a cool detail for an amazing price.

Ordered white, and they sent black. Ended up using the black for a cabinet and it’s better. Otherwise pretty good. Went on as easy as contact paper ever does, is pretty sticky and forgiving, and the pattern does a good job covering for mistakes. Although I don’t think it’s cut straight because you have to overlap a bit or there will be gaps as you work down. Super cute though, and seems a lot sturdiest than the cheaper stuff.

This was my first experience hanging wall paper. I did it myself, barely. You really need at least two extra hands, and maybe a third set to supervise. This is high quality stuff, and isn't very forgiving. It expects you to do it right on the first try...or else!The sticky used with this paper instantly adheres to any within reach, including itself, and it doesn't appreciate being pulled apart. In some cases it takes considerable strength to get them separated. Care HAS TO BE TAKEN not to pull so hard as to stretch the vinyl or you're doom to an imperfection. This wallpaper is smart, because it sets up such imperfections right where you'll see them...for the rest of your life!I found that the stickum doesn't care how many times it is pulled up and relayed. It's just as strong the second, third and forth times you've done it. Great stuff.Were I to make a suggestion, it would be to cut down on the initial stick strength, then, once laid out, to slowly gain strength while on the wall. Some chemist could probably figure out how to do this.My main and chief complaint with this product is in the rolls - when wound they made several if not lots of "humps" that stretch clear across the roll. This makes it harder to lay down the paper FLAT, when getting ready for the big stick.Good, strong paper, actually not paper, "plastic", will last a long, long time and no doubt will become a structural element in you house, it's so strong. Nothing sticks to it, it wipes clean, instantly.Good Stuff! I give it a 4 star rating, mostly because of the hassle I had with the "stickum."