RoomMates Mid-Century Beads Peel and Stick Wallpaper, Brown

love the design, color saturation is good, easy to line up edges, i cut with scissors before having and trimmed with straight edge on the wall. paper quality is medium for ease of hanging; no problems with wrinkles or bubbles or with adhering to the wall. it seems durable; i can see it might be a pain to remove after time. value for the money is right on. i am considering buying in a different color for a different space. note: i used inside of a bookshelf and a closet; if i buy another color it would be for an accent in a different part of my home. i do not think the quality is at the same level as my other decor, so i would not put it on any of my walls; however, i think it is perfect for elevating spots that are typically ignored, as i think more is always better and love to layer in unexpected ways and places. i would not tell someone else to avoid walls; that is personal preference.

Wonderful! Could not be happier. Beautiful colors (dark brown and creamy beige). Pattern is gorgeous on the wall. Brightened up our dining room. I did not install-had a professional do it. They said very easy to work with this paper, high quality and very little waste. Pattern matched well and colors (I ordered more than I needed to be sure it all came in same color lot). HIGHLY Recommend! Sticks well, but thick paper.

Love the design of the wallpaper, better than the photos. Half way through the roll, the paper backing wouldn’t peel and was stuck to the wallpaper. I had to use my nail to tear sections but ultimately wasn’t able to remove the paper without damaging the wallpaper. Not sure if the roll is really old or if that would be a factor. I’d return the it but can’t since I used half of it. So disappointed. Back to square one minus $40.

So, I by no means was thinking this was or would act like actual wallpaper. I also have rough walls so I set my expectations even lower. I’ve hung (and removed) my fair share of wallpaper so I’m pretty aware of how annoying that can also be… That being said, there was a wee bit of a learning curve with this. If hanging smaller pieces, it was pretty manageable. The seams aligned and once you figured out how to align and simultaneously pull just enough backing to 1) not have the paper stick to itself, 2) not crease, and 3) reposition if needed, it was easy. The longer pieces were the challenge. What I came to think was the problem is that it is vinyl and stretchy. So as it hangs or as you pull slightly, you can actually stretch and distort the paper and end just slightly off seam, despite the start of your seam matching being on target. That was a bit crazy making overall. However, an advantage this had over wall paper is that it was very forgiving. I could actually cut a “whoopsie” gap fill piece, tuck it under the seams and you absolutely couldn’t see it at all. You cannot do that with wallpaper. Other than hanging- the paper is thin. Textured walls will show through as a rough texture through the paper (especially if you want it to stick and press and smooth accordingly). It does make the couple of spots blend or less obvious though where I simply could not get a crease to smooth out. Since the paper was so forgiving, I actually started cutting the longer pieces in half so it was easier to manipulate and you can’t see the creases at all. It did take three rolls to cover this small space. The repeat on the pattern is brutal. I have a LOT of leftover to now line drawers with I guess. Worth it if you want to invest some time to spruce up a space without committing to wallpaper. Probably super worth it in a rental I’d imagine. Not sure if it will stay up yet but I’m optimistic!

This wallpaper is such a vibe. We have a mid-century ranch that I am slowing updating to reflect more of the MCM-style. I used this wallpaper in my kitchen actually and love how it turned out. It's funky, so probably not for everyone, but if you are looking for something different, with an MCM vibe, you should check it out. Was easy to put up as well!

I going to try to leave a review reflecting everything as accurately as possible. I love the MCM print and overall design/pattern of this paper. This is my first peel and stick wallpaper but I have a lot of wallpaper experience. The first issue noticed was the pattern match was not the same going down the paper, it started off matching but became more pronounced as you went down the roll. The second issue was the backing did not want to peel off of some of the paper. We worked with it and finally got it peeled. 3rd issue is it doesn’t want to stick to the wall. We have to constantly repress out bubbles because it wants to peel off the wall. We push the bubble completely out. But they return over and over. Like it doesn’t want to stick. The wall was properly cleaned and dried days before this application. At this point I wish this was a traditional wallpaper, would have been much easier to work with and wouldn’t have the sticking issues. My concern ongoing is I hope we don’t wake up tomorrow and find it peeled off and puddled on the floor. We put in a lot of work for this not to be enjoyed.

I loath having to match designs but it’s a good peel and stick wallpaper.

I’ve ordered previously and decided to order another roll to finish my bathroom with it. Unfortunately it seems as if the materials aren’t consistent with what’s already on my wall from a previous order. From the moment I removed the wallpaper from the backing it would not stick. I prepped my wall beforehand and I like to consider myself knowledgeable with wallpaper (I’ve installed wallpapers of different adhesive types). It just felt completely different than what I’ve ordered before. None of the paper would stick even just for a moment to maybe add a different kind of adhesive like double sided tape do hold it up. At first I thought it was where I got started so I tried to roll it down some and press. No avail. Had my husband check, he immediately said this is different. I even peeled apart back of my previous wallpaper to make sure I wasn’t trippin. The feel is different. Maybe I just got a bad batch. Idk.