Review on 🌿 Grassweave Cream Peel and Stick Wallpaper - NuWallpaper NU2875 by Steven Harper

These wallpapers are amazing! First off, navy blue isn't really navy - it's more of a deep turquoise or Prussian blue, so keep that in mind. But it goes well with the navy blue and the printed pattern is great! It doesn't have the tactile texture of real grass paper, but the color and visual texture are so rich you'll want to touch it! And even though it's a darker color, it didn't make my kitchen look smaller at all. In fact, the visual depth of the pattern makes the kitchen walls recede and appear larger as the pattern doesn't seem like it's visually approaching you. In some places I've used it directly over other self-adhesive wallpaper (see below) and in other places I've used it over painted drywall or traditional 30 year old vinyl wallpaper that hasn't peeled off the walls. No adhesion problems on all surfaces! It is much easier and quicker to apply than wallpaper with most other patterns as the grass print pattern means you don't have to worry about pattern matching. which also means less wallpaper waste! I used a total of 5 rolls of wallpaper for my kitchen and it couldn't be easier! Just use a plastic wallpaper straightener and a box cutter with a fresh blade, tape measure, scissors and a straight edge. I used to cover most of my kitchen with another large graphic pattern (see below) and this time the ENTIRE kitchen installation time was about 2/3 less because I didn't have to stop and measure to adjust the pattern with each cut and when attaching to the wall. And I was able to cover a larger area with far fewer rolls. Also, real grass fabric wallpaper (very expensive and thin, so not suitable for all purposes) does not hem at the seams as it is a natural product and there is nothing else like it. As a result, the characteristic seams are part of the overall picture. When I papered the kitchen, I paid close attention to where these seams would be placed and regularly "double cut" (a common technique you can learn) so that the seam runs down the center of my sink or the center of my countertop . , For example. I've changed the width of the paper a bit in certain places using this technique, and it's not at all obvious that the width is slightly different in some places (within a few centimeters, nothing special), because what stands out is how these seams are symmetrical. the autumn. It took a bit more work and maybe a bit more paper (although I did save the cutouts for the light switch covers and the space behind the fridge etc.). But the effect is worth it, because I don't have any awkwardly placed seams - they're all deliberately positioned and balanced. It looks absolutely professional, so I'm really glad I took the extra time to make it! I had previously covered most of my kitchen with Groovy Gardens (same manufacturer) but the pattern was too crowded. and more difficult to live in such a large area. I have used this grass print wallpaper directly over others with no problems! Also, the Groovy Gardens wallpaper seemed to make the room look smaller, and the wallpaper itself was more prone to scratches or damage. Also, the GG template had some imperfections while the print quality on this paper was 100% perfect! I love the colour, I love how calm and peaceful the kitchen looks now and so the wallpaper adds some dimension and interest to the walls instead of just using color. I would definitely buy this again!