Tempaper Textured Metallic Blue Damsel Removable Peel and Stick Damask Wallpaper, 20.5 in X 16.5 ft, Made in The USA

So I looked into wallpaper that was temporary because I moved in with a good friend of mine. He owns the home, and the last roommate left the place an actual disaster. I now understand why security deposits are a thing, because there were literal holes in the wall I had to treat before I could even think of starting. I wanted something that would be easy enough to remove when it was time for me to move out. Temp paper sounded perfect, and this color and pattern was exactly what I wanted. I measured out my wall and did the math so I’d have one roll extra in case something went south. I got all my rolls from the same lot so they are the exact same color. It really is as simple as you peel and stick. I had a team of 3 people: Me, my boyfriend, and my roommate. Do you need 3? No. But I 100% recommend 2. Getting the pattern lined up for a perfect repeat is kinda tricky. We kept matching up the pattern at the top and then realizing we were at an angle so the bottom wouldn’t match up or was like double the overlap as the top. Eventually we just started drawing lines all the way up and down the wall with a level to help us keep stuff straight. It is by no means a perfect application on our part, but that’s not a flaw of the product. I will say because of the glossy/matte nature of the print that some of these imperfections are highlighted at certain angles or certain times of the day. During the day all the bumps and lines are really obvious with the sunlight coming through the window. At night with the dimmer lamp light or string lighting these imperfections are all but invisible. I’m not too bothered by the imperfections because I am in no way a professional or a perfectionist. I’ll update this post once I get the LED string lights up so you can see the glossy/matte effect in all its glory.

This wallpaper is in my dining room. It elevates the look so much and makes all the difference. I must be honest though, putting it up made me question my sanity, but I guess putting up ANY wallpaper would do that. I am grateful it’s peel and stick though because it helped a lot with not getting stuck to unnecessary areas. I only peeled a little at a time. I am a very DIY person and though this was the first time I think I did a pretty good job. I bought EZ Hang from Home Depot to help with the adherence and so far it’s stood up well. It’s nice thick vinyl-like paper and really good quality. Didn’t rip easy. Definitely recommend.

I love the print and I think the quality is good and sticks good without ripping. This is imperative because WOW was it challenging and frustrating to put up. I think this is may be true for any peel and stick wallpaper though. Just keep in mind you need to be patient and take your time. Making sure the wall is smooth and there are no bumps will help. Good luck!

I have used stick and peel wallpaper a few times on textured walls before and this time has not been a pleasant experience. First, I didn't realize it until I saw it in person, but the pattern is actually bugs, which I think is cool. This paper isn't as thick as others I have used, so it's flimsy during installation which makes it difficult to install by yourself, especially when you're trying to line up the pattern for the consecutive panels. I did a little experiment, since I had not yet installed stick-and-peel in this location, and I wasn't sure what type of paint was used on the walls. On the left half of my wall I did not clean with alcohol solution, only water. This side is also near a central air vent. Those things might have contributed to it literally falling off the wall less then 48 hours after I installed it. I have tried resticking it, but it just won't stay. On the right side of the wall I cleaned with an alcohol solution to be sure it would stick. That side seems to be ok so far. My general complaint though is that when I installed it I was meticulous to line up the pattern and I stuck the panels right up against each other so the white wall didn't show through the dark wallpaper. However, 24 hours later, I feel like the panels shrank because they are all seperated by a white line now. I'm going to be returning 6 of the 9 rolls I ordered. Yes, it took me 3 rolls to do a portion of one wall because there was so much cut-off from trying to match up the pattern.

Be aware you need to match the design so consumption goes up

I'm not entirely happy with this wallpaper. The damask pattern is very pretty, and I received both rolls with the same batch number, which was great. Mine arrived black/grey, not with black/blue, like for some reviewers. I have bought a peel and stick wallpaper before from a different manufacturer and it was much easier to apply and it was thicker. Now, most of these products apply with no issues on a straight wall, the problems typically begin when you want to apply them in corners as well. I buy these to decorate the walls inside my closets (and since this is an old house, many corners are not perfectly straight...), for that reason, I ran into some challenges. First of all, this wallpaper is very thin, so if you have some flaws or texture on the wall, this wallpaper will make them quite visible. It is hard to reposition it without ending up with creases. The adhesive is not very strong: when I was trimming the wallpaper, the wallpaper was coming off at the corners - frankly, this is unacceptable (I was applying it on a previously painted wall). Pattern matching was very easy, but of course, it was nearly impossible to do in those not-so-straight corners without overlapping the pieces. Also, the smell of the adhesive was giving me a headache. Overall, I will probably replace this wallpaper at some point with something similar but of better quality.

I am a 15 year old and i put this up all by myself with no help and it only had a few bubbles and never fell down, if your wondering if ifs fuzzy it is not.

Used this wallpaper for a dining room accent wall. It was relatively easy to apply, except lining up the pattern precisely can be a bit tricky. There’s a lot of wasted paper overlapping to match the pattern so keep that in mind and order one or two more rolls than you’ll need. I moved the paper around a lot to match the pattern and the adhesive still held strong onto the wall.

This wallpaper looks amazing in our entertainment center! The pattern is subtle but very elegant. I wanted a black wallpaper to make our speakers 'disappear' and this worked perfectly. The install was easy, just need a bit of patience. Very happy with this purchase. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is a very poor quality item. Looks very cheap and the pattern is only printed on. I returned the item.

Very nice, well made.

The pattern looks nice and when you're working with just one roll, it's fairly easy to find the pattern repeat. However, like most wall papering projects, you're going to have to use more than one roll. I purchased 4 rolls total - 3 of them matched, 1 of them didn't. The grey is an entirely different colour, and it seems the pattern is cut differently. Of course I didn't find this out until I was into hour 3 of papering my doors... the company is not working with me on this at all. I wasted nearly $300 and have only been offered 25% off to try and roll the dice for matching colours.Adhesive is less sticky than other wallpaper brands I've used and it's definitely less durable. It's very thin and prone to ripping. The pattern is beautiful though.

I was hoping for true black or charcoal, but it comes off more dark navy blue.