Tempaper Toasted Turmeric Moire Dots Removable Peel and Stick Wallpaper, 20.5 in X 16.5 ft, Made in the USA

I used this peel and stick wallpaper in my laundry room as a backsplash between my laundry room cabinets and the countertops. The painted walls were always getting marked and stained from this highly used area. This paper was easy to re-position and install. This addition really added a pop of color to my laundry room and no more stained walls as this is also easy to clean. A great inexpensive way to solve a problem.

Used this in my daughter’s apartment. This is a student apartment and it is abundantly clear that a decade of 20-22 year olds have called it home. The walls are semigloss, VERY textured and there’s not a straight edge to be found. The best part is that the kitchen walls are painted Razorback red.These walls are exactly the opposite of what is recommended for peel & stick wallpaper. Throwing caution to the wind, I slapped this stuff up there and prayed that it would stick. I made zero effort to match the pattern at the seams and any creases that formed just got smashed as flat as I could get them. The walls did not get cleaned prior to papering and the area around the cooktop was pretty greasy. (Evidently college kids cook more now than they did in the early 90s.) I had a soft scraper thing that I used to get air bubbles out and really smash the paper into the textured surface. It is 100% the worst wallpaper job anyone has ever done, BUT I no longer feel the urge to yell “Woo Pig Sooie” when I walk in the room. It’s been almost a month and it is allegedly still stuck to the walls.10/10 recommend. It looks pretty cute in spite of a complete lack of attention to detail when hanging. My daughter and her roommates like having the kitchen look less like a locker room. I’m sure it would be amazing if you put a little more effort into it on clean flat walls. I do think it would be very hard to not have a visible seam, but it would certainly look better than what I did. 😀

First up, this is good quality wallpaper of a good thickness. I wasn't sure how to rate the "sheerness" as requested in the review as we put up over cream walls, but don't believe it to be sheer or opaque. We put this wallpaper up on 2 walls in our kitchen, one of which has curves around the window and door. On the straight wall, the wall paper went up pretty well and looks great above and below the cabinets. It's not easy to match the dots though - side by side - in fact you just can't. So if you're a perfectionist or have OCD the imperfection may bother you, but there is so much going on with all the dots, it's really not bad at all. The pattern is fairly forgiving in that sense. Now, applying it to our rough, curved walls around the window and door were a nightmare. As we expected it would be - not the wallpaper's fault though - it's the build style of the wall. It took my husband one night to apply the wallpaper to the flat and straight kitchen wall. And 3 nights to do the other. The biggest challenge with this wallpaper is if you have to reposition it and you have flat/matte painted walls as we do. Now, the listing for this wall paper DOES specify you should apply over glossy or semi gloss walls, I believe, to be able to reposition in need. But we went ahead and ordered it anyway and my husband just tried to be careful. He is experienced (but not a professional) in applying wallpaper, has a lot of experience with making models when he was a kid, and has the patience of a saint! On a couple sections he had to reposition the wallpaper and the sticky glue on the back just ripped the paint off the wall. So beware! It was a frustrating exercise putting this up (again, we knew the curved wall would be tough and it was) but it does look good. Except the areas around the curves where it's creased etc. It's only when you are right in front of it that you can notice it. If you are applying on straight walls, you should not have this problem if you are careful when applying it. Don't use your hands or fingers to smooth the bubbles out of the wallpaper as you can smudge the blue ink. Use a plastic wallpaper smoothing tool instead. Use a pin to prick the bubbles if you need to smooth them out if it won't work with the smoothing tool alone. Overall, we are happy with the wallpaper itself - except for how it ripped the paint off underneath - but again, they do specify it works best on glossy or semi gloss paint and so we knew we had a matte paint underneath and it may happen. Can't blame the wallpaper for that. If you have smooth straight walls and are careful applying and/or have semi gloss/glossy walls we assume this would go a lot smoother than our DIY job did. While my super patient and clever husband did a great job in this difficult task - because of the curves we wouldn't wallpaper this room again (would paint instead). If/when we do remove this wallpaper, we will need to completely sand, prime and repaint to get a smooth surface again. So if you don't like it and have to take it off, keep that in mind (depending on your paint underneath). This wallpaper was picked by our designer and it does look good in the kitchen/house and the quality of the paper is very good. Just wish the glue was easier to reposition on non glossy walls. We used a different brick look wallpaper for the living room, and it was much easier to reposition without damaging the walls/paint underneath - but it wasn't as thick/high quality as this paper. And again, lining up the pattern was difficult. Oh one more thing, turns out we didn't order enough rolls for the job, and had to order one more roll a couple of months after the first batch arrived. Luckily it was the same die lot, so no inconsistency in the color. But I recommend you order MORE than you think you will need to cover yourself, as there will inevitably be some wastage as well. Especially if you are trying to be particular in lining up the pattern. For example, in the shorter pieces above and below the cabinets on the straight (left) wall, this was easier. Hope that helps. See photos for overall look and close ups. Does a nice job of brightening up our brown kitchen!

A little on the thin side and lining up the pattern was a little tricky, but if you know what you’re doing and take your time you shouldn’t have any issues. For the money this is pretty ok!

Not only was this hard to work with, once I got it up the corners started peeling off. It is real thin, think cheap contact paper thin. It was hard to match the pattern and in some areas when I unrolled it there were wrinkled in it which were hard to smooth out. I ended up peeling it all off of my wall because it would not stay up and looked terrible. I loved the print and it was the perfect color that I wanted but it just looked cheap.

I’ve installed pasted wallpaper but that was 20 years ago. This new peel and stick stuff? Well, never, ever again. It stuck alright, but if it’s not exactly perfect the first time, it never will be. Pulling it up made it stretch which caused wrinkling and air bubbles. I was able to reposition a few times and only because it’s a busy pattern you can’t see the wrinkles and air bubbles. I know they are there but unless you are feeling the wall like a creep, no one else would know. It’s pretty and exactly what I was looking for. But, holy hell never again! A+ though for adhesion, you’ll need it.

I was a little disappointed in the quality of the design on the paper. The online photos look a lot different than this looks in person. The rolls are not as wide as traditional wallpaper and I found matching the pattern to be almost impossible. I decided not to use it on the wall in a bedroom as planned. I did use it to spruce up the gap around my washer and dryer. This would also make great contact paper for art projects.I wouldn’t recommend this paper to use for an entire room only small projects, mainly due to the pattern being impossible to match.

This went up easily, and the few little bubbles that appeared where I didn't do a perfect job of putting it up ironed out with a scraper tool easily.

Easy to hang and adds a lot of personality to my hallway! I was worried it would be too busy, as it’s visible from my living room, but it’s absolutely perfect! I get lots of compliments on it!

Easy to install and looks great

The design is well sized to add interest to shelving without taking away from decorative items. Easy to install and reposition if necessary. Generous quantity in roll allowed to do two shelving units.

The color combo and design is beautiful amd adds an art deco touch to walls. Well made amd easy to install.

I'm just so sad that I could not hang this wallpaper perfectly, as I absolutely love the pattern and it looks amazing (if you don't look too close). The first piece went on pretty easily, but it was all downhill from there. The paper is quite thin, and if you try moving it, you'll regret it. Despite the fact that you are supposed to be able to reposition peel and stick wallpaper - it is a LIE!. The moment you pull if off the wall it begins to stretch and warp. This leads to creases and bubbles. In my quest to get rid of the bubbles I keep smoothing the wall paper. Big mistake! This then makes the paper appear darker and shiny. I only wish I could get this exact same pattern in a traditional paste wallpaper, so that I could apply it neatly to my walls. I admit I am a perfectionist and it makes me sad that there are so many bubbles and creases in my final product.