NextWall Chateau Toile Peel and Stick Blush Wallpaper

*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.

It’s beautiful but does not stick well to the wall. I’ve had to put furniture next to it to hold it up or else it will peel down.

Such beautiful wall paper I get so many compliments on it and it feels timeless.

The paper is beautiful and is as difficult to work with as any peel and stick, except you have to re-roll it before you try to use it for your own sanity. It is, as reviewed, rolled backwards. But it only takes 3 mins to re-roll it no I suggest you do. Save up all your profanity and frustration for the normal things that go with using peel and stick paper (resetting it, sticking to itself, etc). What was actually, like, shocking, was how little of it there is on each roll. The repeating pattern is less than two feet tall, so without a lot of waste, my tiny powder room with a door and a window required me to buy a FOURTH roll to finish the job. I initially bought two for my 3x6 tiny room, but no dice. I bought a third-still not enough. The job took me a month to finish as I waited for each delivery. I guess measure your wall space and return unused rolls if you want this done in one day. But it’s really really pretty and worth it in the end.

I love the final look of this wallpaper! It’s staying on great, and easy to remove when you want. I even applied it to our textured walls and it worked fine. I saw some reviews saying the pattern didn’t line up, I was able to get it to line up perfectly, but the instructions suggest starting with an extra couple inches at the top on each line. I wasn’t able to do that or it wouldn’t have lined up without wasting multiple feet to find the right spot on the pattern. Also, the instructions tell you to apply from top to bottom. However the product is rolled the opposite way.. that meant I had to reroll every roll in the opposite direction before I started which was annoying. Overall the struggle with applying was worth it, nice quality and the exact look I was going for!