NextWall Chateau Toile Peel and Stick Wallpaper (Blue Bell)

The wallpaper is absolutely beautiful and easy to install. It looks perfect.

Good product lots of wastage in the roll repeats though

The paper loses its stickiness when the wall which gets the sun heats up,and it will not stop bubbling, ive papered with this type vinyl before , and it was fine .so i would say watch it if the heat is a factorits a shame i`ll probably take it all off and get `normal` wallpaper , i did contact the company but no joy.

Expensive for what you you get. Overpriced contact paper. However the print is beautiful. Easy to work with. Take your time. Wrap a putty knife with a cotton rag and use for a tool to move air bubbles. The print is very busy but that also makes it very forgiving! Pleased but broke!

This wallpaper is a total upgrade. The blue chinoiserie pattern feels classic and elegant without overwhelming the space—it made my laundry room feel styled instead of basic.I did have a few moments where the backing paper tore while peeling it off, but the wallpaper itself stayed strong and didn’t rip. It lined up well, and the adhesive is solid—it even held up on my textured walls.Overall, beautiful, durable, and worth it.

So very beautiful! The color is rich and the ink is good quality. I can wipe it with a moist cloth to clean it and it doesn't smear. It looks good in the day or night lighting. It was pretty easy to hang and align. It has not peeled away at and it's been up for over 6-7 months, through three seasons. It was a great purchase and I get compliments from everyone that visits.

*for all of those saying the pattern does not repeat and showing photos of mismatched panels, please do not hang your wallpaper like this. It looks terrible! If you looked at the roll, it has 2 arrows that are staggered on a line in the center. This means that this type of wallpaper is an offset match, as opposed to a straight side by side match. Watch videos of how to do this if you’re unsure. I think for this paper the pattern doesn’t repeat for about 23 inches, which yes is a fairly large repeat and may cause you to have more waste than a side by side match. But you can get creative with matching depending on your space (ie cutting sections as long as you’re careful with your seams and use a seam roller!!). So look at photos on here of people who didn’t match it and do not repeat their errors!!! Unless you enjoy living in chaos!!! And of course the pattern repeats—if it didn’t this would not be wallpaper.I attached a photo of the 2 couples. 1 couple is always on 1 panel of the paper and the other couple will match with them in the next panel you cut. Just make sure you’re accounting for extra length due to pattern match. Super important!I used this paper in my daughter’s room and it looks very cute. This paper is a bit tricky to install because of the pattern matching. It is a offset pattern so you really need to lay your lengths out and figure out where the match it. I was always looking for that group of 4 friends haha. The tree stump is also a good match point. Depending on the length of your walls and pattern matching, you may have a bit of waste so just be aware of that. I needed 3 rolls to do this 15 foot section of wall by about 68 inches in length. We were able to piece together a few remnants to cover up a spot by the window to save paper, and the seams are almost invisible. I would also not recommend hanging anything (like artwork) on the paper, as I feel that could jeopardize the stickiness. We did have one spot that was coming off after a a few weeks, and we were able to take the whole strip off and reposition it. We also used a seam roller to make sure it was really stuck on there.I paired this wallpaper with Swiss Coffee paint by Benjamin Moore and it’s a beautiful match. The background is definitely a creamy white, and the blush is a muted warm pink.Overall cute paper but may be a bit tricky for a total novice.

I love this wallpaper, great printing quality, easy to use.