Beige Grasscloth Peel and Stick Wallpaper Textured Contact Paper 15.7inch x 118.1inch Faux Linen Vintage Grasscloth Contact Paper Self Adhesive Removable Wallpaper Vinyl

Really like this peel and stick wallpaper! Color was as pictured, and it has a nice woven texture to it. I used it to cover the tops of my nightstands to protect the wood from water stains and spills. It can we wiped clean, and is easy to apply. I got one of those application kits and it was helpful to have the tool to smooth it down. The I used an exact-o knife to trim the edges.

I got this to line the back of a hutch I was refinishing. The natural wood was too dark, and this was perfect! It applied super easy and looks great. It was easy to cut, I just used a rotary cutter and mat. Application was also WAY faster than I thought it would be. It is durable enough to pull back and reposition while not being overly sticky so it sticks to itself when you’re trying to get it in place. Nice thickness and texture, not what I was expecting for the price point. Very pleased with end results.

I recently used the Contact Paper Peel and Stick Wallpaper to give a white IKEA bookshelf a stunning makeover into a faux-wood cabinet, and I’m really impressed with the outcome! For the price, it’s a fantastic way to update furniture without spending a fortune. The texture of the wallpaper is surprisingly realistic, adding depth and a luxurious, wood-like finish that makes my bookshelf look way more expensive than it actually is.What stood out to me with this peel-and-stick wallpaper is that the adhesive is thinner and more malleable than other options I’ve tried. This made it much easier to work with, especially when it came to getting the corners and edges to lay flat. While I did run into some bubbling and wrinkles during the initial application (as I do with most peel-and-stick products), the thinner material allowed me to smooth things out more easily. I used a hairdryer to heat the paper and a pin and squeegee to work out the bubbles, and once I got the hang of it, the process was pretty simple.It does take a bit of practice to perfect the technique—particularly when you're working with large surfaces or corners—but the flexibility of the adhesive definitely makes it easier to fix mistakes compared to other, stiffer options. Once it’s applied, the wallpaper stays put and gives a sleek, polished look that truly transforms the piece.In short, if you’re looking for a budget-friendly way to refresh your furniture or decor, this peel-and-stick wallpaper is a great choice. It’s easy to work with, gives an impressive finished look, and offers excellent value for the price. Just keep in mind that it might take a little patience to get it perfect, but the results are well worth it!

This item is even better than expected! The color is exactly as shown online. We have a print that came in a vintage frame, and the mat was all stained. We finally had the idea to cover the mat with textured paper and this worked perfectly! Easy to cut, nice and sticky, but also easy to move and restick to get the placement just right. Very happy with the results!

I bought the beige wallpaper it seems really thick and good quality buts it’s really in the pinkish orange side not beige I’m gonna see if it’ll work out but afraid it’s gonna be too picky for my tan color scheme I am going for.Definitely good value for the money good cover and the look is great just wish the color was a little let pink

I used this for the back wall of a bookshelf I painted from wood finish to white. This went over the cardboard backing that is often used for bookshelves and stuck perfectly. It was easy to use, didnt roll onto itself and didnt wrinkle when applying it. I love the look of it!

Please be careful when you buy this, it’s cheap not looking bad but just the adhesive won’t stick to the wall for longer period

Gorgeous. To co-sign what was already said: it looks and feels great, is easy to apply, and can be peeled off and realigned multiple times. Very few bubbles (which were easy to squeegee out with an old credit card). Those I do have are 100% from rushing/exhaustion and being too lazy to reapply. I only just put it up, so I can’t speak to long term stickiness, but it isn’t acting as though it’ll fall off anytime soon.As for size, I underestimated how long a roll would last me and have just ordered a bunch more to do an entire room -1 accent wall. I got about 5x9 ft of wall covered before needing a new roll. Measure twice, etc, etc.I cut mine with a box cutter/sheers and applied it with a old gift card.Update: Finally got it all. I don’t have a lot of lighting in my house so the color isn’t communicated super well through the photos. I will say while I waited for more paper, I had small swatches on the walls that still needed to be papered just so I didn’t forget which walls to do. Once the paper did get here about a week later, taking down the swatches left thick adhesive on the walls. That does make me worry about how renter-friendly it will actually turn out to be. Either way, still worth it to me.