🌿 Art3d 17.7"x78.7" Grey Shiplap Peel and Stick Wallpaper: Decorative Wood Grain Vinyl Film for Furniture, Cabinets, Countertops, and Shelves Review

I like the horizontal look better than the vertical so it took a bit more paper but overall; I love it. I'm not sure why some people struggle with staying up late. Mine has been running for a couple of weeks now and without a single problem. Sometimes it may fizz, but a small prick with a needle will release the air. It's an inexpensive and easy way to change the overall look of a room. Much less messy than painting and no prep work!

So after quarantine I had nothing but time and used it for crafting at home. My bathroom walls were a blank canvas. I used part wallpaper, part wooden floorboards (for a 3D effect), tile adhesive just for the floorboards (wallpaper has glue) and some screws and paint. This wallpaper looks better in person, the colors are lighter than the photos and it is easy to remove and reinstall/reinstall when a touch up is needed. You can play and trim with the design, very simple yet professional looking;

We hung that over the head of the bed in our ugly, sad bedroom. Although I quickly got used to this wallpaper, I was a bit disappointed when the play ended and I then had to figure out a Pythagorean theory of how to match the tree's stripes. However. I taped this crap together and it looks like a freaking million bucks. Before attempting this endeavor, make sure to top up your fluid and fuel supplies. I got hungry in the middle and ended up looking like a kitten in a bunch of duct tape…