Large blush-pink roses and buds with lightly sketched outlines sit among silver-grey leaves on a deep charcoal ground, painted in a soft watercolor style. The dark background makes the pale flowers glow, giving it a moody, romantic character for a bedroom, a living room accent wall, or a powder room. Available in 75" wide x 6.2 ft long (39.1 sq ft); 100" wide x 8.3 ft long (69.4 sq ft); 120" wide x 10 ft long (100 sq ft). The pattern is a drop match, so alternate panels step down by half a repeat. Peel-and-stick vinyl: peel the backing, smooth it on, and reposition it while you work. It lifts off cleanly later without glue or residue. Printed in the USA with Greenguard Gold certified eco-solvent inks, so it is low-VOC and safe for bedrooms and nurseries.
It’s a beautiful print! Overall, I’m quite happy with it. The room is still in process but here’s a look at it in the “raw”.
Notes
The wallpaper is having trouble staying adhered to our walls. (All painted and clean prior to application). We used a little glue to help and will do crown molding around the next.
Where the dark seam lines up to one another, a very slight lineseam appears. It’s not eye catching, just something to be mindful of. The paper is wonderfully thick so a little seam shows so slightly in the black areas.
When using a rag, or paint roller, or wallpaper brush to roll across the paper while pressing inremove bubbles… use something entirely soft. I scratched a little of the paper with my wedding ring. It’s not bad, but I was certain not to do it again )
It’s a two manwoman job - even for the most industrious of us! I thought I’d tuck away while dinner was cooking and get it done alone. Thankfully my eldest son popped in to spend time with me and what unfolded became a wonderful comedy scene! I suppose it could be done “one person” if the top of the paper stayed put … but… mine didn’t and instead, curled onto itself then into my hair! Oh well… good stories!
Ask me if I’d buy again - Yes! It’s beautiful!!. Mimi B. Austin, TX. Thu Sep 15 2022
