Livelynine Lavish Black Textured Wallpaper Peel and Stick Crocodile Wallpaper Stick on Faux Alligator Leather Contact Paper for Cabinets Headboard Black Wall Paper Roll for Living Room Kids 15.8x78.8

Am a bit of an at home DIYer at times to recreate individual pieces for my apt.My coffee table had some where on it so I decided to use this textured peel n stick and cover it to give it a new look in my new living room space which is black n white with accent pieces of deep plum color.It came out great and looked like a brand new coffee table .

This is some of the thickest wallpaper I've ever seen. The quality is so good and the adhesive backing sticks very well. I had a little bit of a hard time getting it up and on the lower part of my wall it overlapped a little which you can see but I'm still very pleased with how it turned out. It adds just enough without having to be a colorful pattern accent wall in my half bath.

It's a nice, useable paper and IMO worth the price, it did its job.If you buy it thinking its as a mid grade paper you should be very happy all around, IMO it's a cheap alternative that worked and gave a very decent look compared to a high end paper.

Not happy about this product. Once it sticks on to the wall I could readjust it. It end up pulling on my dry wall.

This peel and stick is beautiful and even more so on the wall . Only issue is the air pockets are very noticeable and very hard to rub out. Using a straight pin helps a little . Also you must overlap a tiny bit each piece otherwise you will see each strip .

I bought this to reface the drawers on three 4 drawer dressers I have that have seen better days. The adhesive on this is great, although repositioning is a bit tricky as it will take up some of the finish of whatever you're adhering it to.The design itself is beautiful, but as it's not as textured as I'd hoped, it's more a very subtle look that really only shows up in the correct lighting. You can't tell from across the room that it's an alligator pattern unless the light is hitting it just so.A few tips on installation:Ensure the surface is completely free of any dust, dirt and bumps. If adhering to furniture, allow a small 1/8th of an inch overage on the sides and go very slowly, peeling off the backing an inch or two at a time, to ensure the paper isn't shifting on you as you're adhering it. I used a squeegee to lightly smooth over the adhered parts as I went along to further smooth it out.The easiest, cleanest way to cut away any excess paper is to use a razor blade - those craft ones that retract fit the bill perfectly, and left my drawers with crisp, clean edges.If fitting over a drawer or furniture with hardware, use an awl or ice pick to poke through the back to the front, and then front to back to open up the holes for the drawer pulls before trying to put back on drawer pulls. It makes for a much easier installation, and you have the chance to smooth down the area around those holes before putting in your hardware.I won't be repurchasing for my bathroom walls as I'd previously hoped - there's just not enough texture to really give the walls the look I want, but that's a matter of personal aesthetic. For project pieces, or backing in a bookcase with lighting, this is great.

Easy to use and gave a great look to my kitchen bar area. Kids kept scarring up the wall with the nailheads on the chairs and their feet. The wallpaper is perfect

Good product