NuWallpaper NU2919 Aqua Poplin Texture Peel & Stick Wallpaper, Blue

Im an impatient, ADHD, “don’t look at the instructions and just wing it” type of person. without any measuring or prepping, I threw this up on the wall.It was so easy to put up. There are definitely some pieces where I had to go back in layer odd chunks over each other, yet you can’t tell even when up close. The design is so forgiving and the pattern of lines no matter how you set it. It stuck to the wall pretty well, I would recommend getting one of the wallpaper application kits with it, as it think it would have been a lot harder to put up without it.You absolutely get your value for your money. There’s a good amount of product in each role, the color is just like how it was in the picture, if not better. I was worried it wasn’t going to look good once up, but I’m obsessed.

Great wallpaper and has a strong hold!! I had drilled holes into it for the bookshelves and was worried it’d mess up - but it worked well! Been on the wall since July 2024 with no signs of bubbling or peeling. The sage color is exactly as pictured and the subtle 3-D texture is a nice touch.Highly recommend!

It was just what my pantry needed!!! It is definitely more green than what I thought from the pictures online. I still love it.

Update 07.26.2023-Bought 1 more new roll to try and finish my craft room. Was delivered today and it’s a completely different color, even though I ordered the exact same item, color, company again.Original order - Do not buy the “like new” cheaper option. I bought 1 roll of their navy stick and peel because this was my first experience with stick and peel wallpaper and I didn’t want to spend a ton of money up front. Finally got around to trying the wallpaper this week, only to realize the ENTIRE roll isn’t sticky. Contacted customer support, only for them to tell me they need the batch and product #’s, picture of the label, and details of where, who and when the item was purchased. The irony being that the box and packaging didn’t have any of that information. I kindly emailed back and told them thank you for nothing.The unfortunate part is, I’d already bought 4 more rolls prior to opening the defective roll. The new rolls are sticky, but barely and the paper backing is so thin that it keeps ripping and shredding peeling off the roll. The only good thing I can say is that the wallpaper looks good once it’s actually on the wall and is easy to line up next to each other because of the nature of the print.

Project: 1 wall in 8x10 bathroomAmount Needed: 3 rolls (this left just enough to also cover my small linen closet shelves).Color: Terracotta - beautiful dusky, brownish rose that perfectly complimented my very pale pink bathroom. It’s neutral enough to go with a variety of decor.Skill Level/Assistance: self-admitted wallpaper novice and completed this project by myself.Here are some things I learned that may help you, too:1. Prep the walls! If you’re painting underneath the paper or have recently painted, it’s recommended to wait 30 days for the paint to properly cure. Make sure they’re totally dry and free of any dust and dirt.2. It’s not uncommon for walls to not be perfectly 90 degrees in the corners. The first piece took me like 2 hours, bc I kept thinking I was doing something wrong, when in actuality, the wall was the problem. It is imperative to get the first one as correct as possible, though, since all other pieces are kind of dictated by it.3. Squeegee! I learned this too late, but using a wide silicone squeegee helps you smooth it all out at the same time. I didn’t have one, so I used a paint stirring stick to smooth one side while my hand simultaneously smoothed the other side. If you don’t have a squeegee, smooth from the middle out to avoid weird creases.4. You can reposition it, but be warned that the more you do, the higher the risk of the adhesive not sticking as well.5. When it doubt, superglue it out. Ok so this probably isn’t recommended, but I found that some rolls didn’t seem quite as sticky as others. This could be from a number of reasons, but any little bits that just wouldn’t stay down, I used a dot of superglue painted on with a tiny detail brush. Not ideal, but I figured it was only on parts sticking to other paper (not to the wall itself), and a tiny dab did the trick.Overall, I recommend this wallpaper. It really is beautiful and the textured design is very forgiving.Happy papering 🙃

I put this up several years ago in our refinished basement as accent walls. It was super easy to hang, & looks great years later. I was worried being in a basement environment it would eventually peal or something of the sort & to my amazement it has not. Easy cleaning is also very nice. Love it!

I used this product to line the back walls of an antique bookcase, as the wood used was not attractive. Worked great. Bear in mind that the material feels "plasticy", but on the back of the bookcase not noticeable. There is no pattern match, and where I did have to add a small piece you can't see the join at all. Peels off easily if you want it to. Pattern was not so busy as to distract from objects in front of it. It has some texture to it and is a thicker than your usual contact paper. I'm not sure I would label it wallpaper, but more of a high quality contact paper.

I don’t normally write reviews but this stuff is absolutely amazing. I’ve done other brands of wallpaper, and this brand by far exceeds them all. Super forgiving, great pattern to overlap pieces, and extremely beginner friendly. The pattern and texture look is so in, and stylish and so easy to apply. I did my kitchen island in less than an hour and using another color for an accent wall. Cannot recommend this brand enough! If you’re thinking about it, JUST DO IT!My only complaint is they only let you buy so many quantities of one color, but it still doesn’t take away my 5 stars because it’s that good.