NuWallpaper NUS4003 Kapok Peel & Stick Wallpaper, Grey

This is much prettier than the picture. The colors are very vibrant. I love it!

I hate to be the one to leave 4 instead of 5 stars but I had some problems peeling the wallpaper off of two of the rolls. I used a different brand the first time and had no issues. This was a very annoying problem. I the backing would tear and then I would have to scrape it off of the wallpaper to get to the adhesive or throw away a whole section away.It has been a few months and the wallpaper hasn’t budged. It is not peeling. It has not shrunk. It is still beautiful. I have added a second photo. I do recommend this product. I’m

I love this wallpaper! It goes on just like contact paper and peels off just as easy. I wanted to add a bit of color to my built in wall bookcase and this did the trick and I think looks great! I was a bit intimated because the last time I did wallpaper, it was a mess! This paper is easy to use: measure, cut, peel and install. It was simple to remove any bubbles, not that there were many. I absolutely love the pattern and colors and I think it looks great!

I've used these kinds of wallpaper in the past and the best way to apply is to make sure your wall is clean of dust/dirt, otherwise the paper will fall off the wall. You should clean your wall and then wait a couple days for the wall to dry. Any moisture will make the wallpaper not stick long term. If you have a new wall, you should wait 2 weeks for the paint to cure before applying.This roll covers 30.75 SqFt. or 20.5 by 18ft long. So make sure you measure and get as many rolls as you need for your space. This wallpaper is really quite beautiful. The colors are neither too bright nor too muted. You can line 2 different rows up pretty easily with a bit of overlap. Overall, great wallpaper!

I love the design of this print. It's one of the more unique options I've found. The paper is a little thinner than I thought it would be but that hasn't caused any problems yet.It is sticky and stays put yet hasn't caused any damage when I have to move it around. There are no strong chemical smells wafting off of it.

This is great quality peel and stick wallpaper, lovely print and good heavy feel to the paper. My project was small, just papering around the kitchen island. Print match was perfect, there was wastage as you'd expect, just as there is with traditional wallpaper.It was very sticky, adhered to the wall without issue and cut well with a box cutter. It was straightforward to push out the air bubbles. All in all, great! If I was doing a bigger area, maybe a ceiling to floor job, I think an extra pair of hands would make the job easier.

The paper itself looks beautiful. I love the pattern. I have not put on walls yet so will review again in spring when my project is done. Can't wait to use it though, lovely paper.

This is a really good quality paper and the pattern is great. I am putting it behind some shelves to add a splash of color to my guest bathroom. You get a lot on the one roll, good value for the price

Bathroom wall looks fantastic

I would give 5 stars to the sheer strength of this paper and its stickiness. But 1 star for how hard it is to install. Thus, overall a 3.Once up the design is lovely; much nicer than I thought when I first saw it in the roll. The paper itself is a tough as nails. I will explain...This is the most challenging wallpaper I have every used. I made my plumb line, measured paper and cut. The back peeled off no issues. Now the problems began.The paper is very sticky. You hold up a 7 foot piece and try to line the top corner with the plumb line and ceiling and the lower parts stick haphazardly to where ever they may touch. I must back up and peel the paper from the wall, over and over again. At one point the paper stuck to my shirt and then the carpet, picking up particles. Not one to give up I tried again and again with the *same* piece of paper.New strategy; I folded the paper in a half, loosely over by arm so sticky parts were on the outside. I then grabbed the aligned 4 corners and held the now 1/2 length paper up to the plumb line and ceiling. I actually managed to get a straight angle fit with with only minor sticking to the wall by errant floating parts. I carefully unfolded the paper while keeping it aligned to my mark all the way to the floor.There were a few wrinkles; I had to peel the paper back in places and reset, but by now the top and side was firm to the wall so I could do this without starting over.Through all of this agony the paper still stuck fine and did not once rip!Looping the paper in half made the rest of the job easier, but it was still a royal pain to finish the job.Finished product is great.