Denim Blue Grasscloth Peel and Stick Wallpaper 15.7inch x 118.1inch

I was going to paint my IKEA Kallax drawers, but I was really loving the "tweed" grasscloth look of a lot of the fabric cube inserts I was buying. So I found this paper (the dark blue in the center - the green and pink are other brands) and used them to give my drawer fronts a new look. I LOVE the way they turned out, and it was super easy! It's exactly what I wanted. The fabric cube inserts I want run a minimum of $5 and up. I ended up covering 8 drawers for less than $6 total, and still had more of the paper left over! It was easy to install, and it sticks pretty well, but I do have some edges lifting where I cut the paper a little short where it wraps around the back of the edges. All of the contact paper brands I've bought seem to do the same thing, so I feel it may just be inherant to using peel and stick "wallpaper" on a non-flat surface (the edges). But the issue is minor so far, and I'm fine with it. I may add a little glue to help it stay better if it becomes a bigger issue. In the end, I went with the dusty pink contact paper to cover all the Kallax drawers. I then added some little fabric craft flowers to the fronts, just for decoration. I LOVE how they turned out! I also have started saving some nicer built boxes (like shoe boxes) and covering them. The look great and cost much less to cover than to buy ready built boxes (though not as sturdy). Over all, I love using this paper, and appreciate the look, texture, thickness, and quality! I would buy again! Edited: I found another fun thing to do. I wanted to buy decorative switchplates for my light and electrical outlets. EXPENSIVE! So I took the ones I had down, covered them with matching contact paper, then applied some leftover decals I had. Fast and fun, and cost me next to nothing!

Loved the wallpaper. Looks high end, sticks well and it was easy to install. We did have to order multiple different orders because the shade of blue change from roll to roll, but eventually we got it right. Attaching pictures done and the discrepancy of blues too

Great budget way to finish camper van interior panels. Easily conforms to curves and irregular dimensions. I installed this on my DIY camper van interior walls. The wallpaper is moderately thick and nicely textured yet thin enough to press around curves. I've had this in place for 8 months in the winter cold and now the summer heat haven't had any areas with bubbles or adhesion issues. As long as you clean the surface well with isopropyl alcohol the adhesive will stay put. I've had many compliments on the look. It's very very similar to what you will find on the walls in a commercially made RV. Happy so far.

Just as expected! Only concern was last foot was wrinkled on roll and would not flatten on wall. Needed to cut and rematch second roll. Seams were a little tricky but ok as long as your not expecting perfection.

Nice looking product.. but the glue is too strong almos as standard wall paper. Its not renters friendly. Had to remove a portion of it and the drywall liner ceme out with it.