3D Vase Wall Murals for Living Room Bedroom Sofa Backdrop Tv Wall Background, Originality Stickers Gift, DIY Wall Decal Wall Decor Wall Decorations (Red, 30 X 12 inches)

I'm constantly changing/adding decor items around the house, saw this and had to have it! I love plants and have several spread throughout the house, so I knew this would fit "my theme" and create a nice flow down one of the narrow hallways. Due to the hallways being so narrow, it makes it challenging to hang items through this area as I didn't want anything on the walls that someone could easily run into, knockoff, etc., so this was just perfect! It's BIG, full of color, and attractive! The install only took about 30 minutes as the stencil/parchment paper that came with it made the install beyond simple! Take your time, measure before installing, and you won't be disappointed!

1st, the delivery. Tracking showed delivered and handed to a resident. It was actually delivered to the wrong address, and my neighbor said it was NOT handed to her but merely left on her front steps.2nd, the product. Check the pieces to make sure you have them all before you start. Seeing all the pieces and tools in the box made me think this is going to be a mess and a mistake. Take the time to actually read the guide just to get an idea of what and how to handle the pieces. It'll help you with putting them together.Start with taping the paper template on your wall to give you an idea where to position the vase and flowers. Give yourself extra inches on all sides should you decide to spread them out more. You can choose to not follow the template for every single piece. I didn't.3rd, the adhesion: I started with 1 butterfly to check adhesiveness; but, put it on an area you won't use for the stem and flowers. Eventually, you can leave it and add the 2nd to complete the look (although this wasn't explained in the instructions or shown on the drawings, but it's OK).4th, the base: I started with the vase as a basis to see how high or low off the floor you want the flower to be. This is where I decided to deviate from the template and move the vase higher. Advise: higher than 5in works better than less, & allow up to 6ft of wall height, and 2-3ft wide. (Use the roll of tape provided to keep template paper in place.) You may not want to remove the protective film just yet; I'd wait until AFTER you have placed all pieces on your wall.From there I ignored the templates and connected the stems according to the picture- like a jigsaw puzzle. Note: You can let each stem piece touch, or allow a few cm in between to give it a unique artsy look, and spread it higher and wider.I did use the flower petal templates to visualize where I want them in proportion to the stems. BTW, the drawing provided showed 4 flowers with 1 being next to the vase. For me that looked like a fallen flower, or an out of place flower, so I decided to have all flowers higher than the vase to appear they are "alive" and "blooming". (Remember, once you stick them in the wall, it'd be very difficult to remove and will not stick again if you choose to replace. You would just have to keep going and make it work.) After 1 flower done, I find it much easier to use the template only for 1-2 petals. This way I can align the remaining 3-4 petals free hand. Note: You do not need to follow the seller's photos exactly to a tee. Bring out your creativeness and give it your own touch. I realized this after my 2nd flower ☺️. Oh well.Lastly, peeling the protective film can be a bit annoying especially when you're trying to find it. But start with a corner using your nail, nothing sharp or metal, else you'll scratch the surfaces and they won't look shiny and pretty.My photos attached are from start to finish. It gave "life" to this wall that would usually be covered, ignored, and snubbed 😄. And I sure enjoyed putting this together and calling it my mini art project. It took me about 10mn for the product overview; 15mns to figure out wall position; 1hr to stick, align, stick, align some more, and remove films. They also provided removal tools to keep should you want to remove it from your wall later on. If you wiped the wall with a dry cloth - microfiber - like I did, it should stay on for a while, if not, forever. Time will tell and will update here of any changes.All in all, I'm very happy with it and recommend others to try it.

I was looking for some wall decor to help jazz up my living room and I found these. I've read other reviews of people talking about how they didn't know how to put it together, how it wasn't sticking properly, nor did it come with any instructions. I didn't have any issues at all while putting this together. I first cleaned my area on the wall with water mixed with ammonia thoroughly. I let it dry, placed the stencil and taped it on the corners and sides to hold it in place. Make sure the stencil isn't placed on backwards. Start from the bottom and peel off the outline of the vase and work your way up. If you're scared of the paper ripping, then just take a small knife or scissors and cut it. Before taking off the adhesive from the back of your piece...fit it to the outline first to make sure it's placed to your liking. Then take your next piece and repeat the steps mentioned above. Take your time too, if you do it properly, it'll be worth it. I order the 30 in and the 40 in...the first one took me an hour (since it was my first time) and the second one took me 35 min (because I've become a pro by the time I placed the second order...lol). Also make sure you know where and how you want your pieces to be placed because once you stick it on the wall...it is very difficult to remove. If your area is cold, then the pieces may not stick well on the wall... you can probably turn up the heat in your house and/or use a blow dryer after you stick the pieces on your wall. My only con is that I wish these would come in different colors.

Very cute. Would prefer it wasn’t so shiny - makes it look cheap. But I love it nonetheless and it ties in the colors in my renovated kitchen.

Love it 😍

I’m a wall art kind of person so when I saw this I couldn’t wait to order it. The reviews looked promising so I ordered it. I should have read them more carefully. The base does look nice when you put it on your wall. It’s true that it’s not the easiest thing in the world to put together but with a little time and patience it’s okay. The other reviewers are correct that there was no numbering system as outlined in the instructions. You simply had to figure it out yourself but again, that isn’t too bad. The big problem is it literally will NOT stay attached to the wall! Read the reviews carefully before you purchase this product please! The good reviews are mostly from people who love how it looks once they first put it together! They should wait a day or two (as I did) and then write their review. Another thing, I shop on amazon a lot and have very rarely had an issue with a product. I always appreciate a company that allows you to directly contact them if you experience a problem. That tells me they stand behind their products and want to correct any problems their customers experience. This company cannot be bothered. That should have been my first clue not to purchase this cheap product. I’m the alternative, at least you can contact amazon and return the product if something is damaged or not as advertised. With this product, mostly on your floor but some still on your wall, you’re just out of luck. It’s a shame because it’s pretty and could be a nice product. Thankfully I only threw away $20. I hope you won’t do the same.Update: pictures indicate damage to walls. I’m calling amazon!!!!! I’m officially angry.

Received a faulty product. Stickers were not given numbers properly. Its difficult to even remove the stickers and chances are it will break once its sticked.