Laura Ashley Self Adhesive Shelf Liner- 2 pack Delancy

We bought an old house with an old kitchen. We don't have the funds to renovate the kitchen yet, so instead we painted over the *baby blue* cabinets and drawers with white paint. We also painted the walls gray. I've used this to line all the drawers and they look fantastic. It's given us a brand new feel to the kitchen and it feels so pulled together. I now love opening my drawers and seeing this beautiful paper inside. It's very easy to use and the guidelines on the back help to cut the exact size you need. We've had this on for a month and it has been durable - no problems with it.

The material itself is decent enough and will work for a laundry room shelf, which is what I used it for.The advertised sizing, however, isn't exactly right. I bought this product because it specifically stated 18 inches wide, which would have been perfect for my 18 inch deep shelf. It came up short (see picture) at 17.71 inches (45 cm) requiring me to cut some extra strips to completely cover the board.The pattern on the front isn't exactly repeated very well along the length of the rolls either. Because I had to add the additional strips, I found that the pattern didn't match up cleanly so I had to stretch one piece to minimize the mis-match. The grid pattern on the back is accurate as long as you're staying within ~19x18 inches. The grid is slightly tilted from section to section (see picture) which requires you to measure from an edge and make your own cut lines if you intend to have a sheet longer than 19 inches.With that being said, it was cheap so I got and won't really complain. Just wish I didn't have to go to the extra effort.

Love this contact paper!!!! It took me so long to find the right looking paper but so worth the research. I used it cover back of dish cabinet and it looks great. The white offers a nice contrast to the gray and black in pattern. The only drawback was when I needed to line up pattern. I had to use a wide enough section to be able to match up pattern so there was some wasted paper that I wish I didn't have to use up. So make sure you order enough.

Not what I expected. The fleur de lies are not as big as I anticipated.

This is a gorgeous pattern! I used it to cover up two Sterilite 7-drawer towers with dimensions: 12.5"L x 14.5" W x 39 1/4" H. Unlike other contact paper, I found this one to be of slightly better quality because it doesn't bubble as much when you're trying to smooth it over surfaces. I did find however, that two rolls was just enough to cover the two drawers (see one finished below), with little room for major mistakes.For the price and quality, I would definitely recommend this product and buy again! :)

I bought this product over a month ago to line the shelves in our new kitchen. The pattern is beautiful and the paper is easy to install and very forgiving (which is very important to me because "neatness" isn't really my forte). I ended up using the paper to re-line my dresser and I still have plenty left over!

Beautiful contact paper and easy to apply! This pattern really gave my classroom a pop of color and design. The two rolls were enough for me to add accents to three cabinets, two doors, and other small desk items with PLENTY of paper to spare! The application was very smooth and easy. This is a very high quality contact paper so I would use it where people could see it.

I love the look of this shelf liner. I just finished a pantry redecoration/reorganization project, and this pattern looks great on the shelves. . . at least on the shelves it sticks to. This shelf liner is very, very sticky, to the point that when I took the backing off in order to apply it, it immediately curled onto itself and stuck together. Once I finally peeled it apart and applied it to the shelves -- it would not stick to the shelves! Even the strips for which I pulled the backing off extra slowly and carefully, the liner did not stick to the shelves. I finally ended up purchasing 10yd 1.88" Baroque Damask Duck Brand Printed Duct Tape -- White/Black and using it to strategically tape the liner down in the back of the pantry and some of the corners, where it kept curling up. The pattern of the tape doesn't *quite* match the shelf liner, but since the liner is going to be partially covered by the items stored in the pantry, it'll do.Now that the struggle with the liner is over and it's taped down, the pantry shelves look great. But it'll be a dark day before one of my projects involves shelf liner -- particularly from Laura Ashley -- again.