Tempaper Designs DA 022 Damsel Self-Adhesive Temporary Wallpaper, Aqua and Grey

Pros:Looks great installed as a accent wall in my Gothic bedroom. As others have stated, the pattern is blurry-edged, but I think that adds to the appeal.Really shiny, reflects light in a dim room, which is pretty cool.I had no trouble un-peeling and re-peeling it a dozen times. as long as you don't press the creases in too firmly they will actually come out. It's a big vinyl sticker - so treat it that way. If you have ever installed car graphics, it is a similar material.Cons:DIFFICULT TO INSTALL. I am a slightly OCD perfectionist and let me tell you how hard of a time I had getting the pattern to align properly. It is a good thing you can peel and repeel it, because you are going to have to -a lot... I am convinced that the printing was off 1-2mm on a diagonal. By the third course, I had to cut and lap the adjacent sheet to keep the pattern aligned. (cut in the silver with an X-acto and lap it, you won't see it too much) My building is new and I checked the walls with a level and t-square, the print is definitely off. From a few away you don't notice it as much but getting it "right" drove me nuts. Took me ~45min per 8'6" sheet to install as I wanted it right. That cost it 2 stars.The natural color of the vinyl is white. The cut edge of the paper is white. The pattern requires you to butt the edges of the courses exactly together, often resulting in a fine white line even with they are literally touching perfectly. Not as noticeable on the silver parts, but you can see it on the black parts. -1/2 star.I think at $100 it's pretty pricey for what you get. To give you some context, I was able to install 3 and a half courses per roll on a 8'6" wall. There is a pattern repeat to consider, so I lost ~7-10" per course. For my wall it might have been cheaper and less frustrating to hang fabric. -1/2 starAlthough wallpaper doesn't typically have a selvage edge, it this that or at least some guide marks would have substantially helped with this pattern.

I love the way this looks but I will never put this stuff up again. I only did an accent wall in my room - 9 ft wide - and it took two days. The product is repositionable and you can peel it off as needed as long as you don't let it sit for hours before trying to peel it off. The pattern itself is blurry up close and I really didn't like that until I finished but now I like the way it looks. The paper was really easy to put up and if it didn't have a pattern I would have given it another star. Unfortunately, there is a pattern on the paper and that pattern NEVER lines up perfectly between one strip and the next. I have to make some creative cuts to make the pattern match up. By the time I got to the end I put the last piece on crooked and just decided to leave it on. FYI, there are a number of ways to 'fix' any issues that arise such as gaps. For me, I ended up getting black paint (the wall was white to start with) and a sharpie and just filling in the gaps between two sheets with a sharpie to make it look like it was supposed to be that way.To sum it up - The pattern is beautiful and if you have your heart set on this pattern it can be worth the frustration of putting it up. However, if you are not patient or are not sure about this paper I would suggest you find an actual wallpaper so you can get a sample. Also, if you are buying this paper thinking that you will put it up and then take it down in a couple months if you hate it... Go with something else. After I let the paper sit on the wall overnight I tried to fix a bubble and it started taking the drywall off with it even though I had primed my wall. This is removable and repositionable for the purpose of instillation but after it sits for a couple hours, not so much. I will use this paper again, no water and paste works much better for me, but not any kind with a pattern similar to this one.

Looks awesome! I was glad that it ended up being EXACTLY the right amount for the wall I needed. Serendipity! It does take some work to get it lined up but if you are meticulous like me it's not bad. The hardest part is getting it around raised areas like plugs or vents.

Used this as an accent on the half-wall in front of our bar stools and it looks absolutely amazing. Took about 45 mins to put up, including matching up the patterns and trimming around outlets. Really brings some pop and drama to an otherwise boringly painted loft space, and a perfect solution when you are renting and don't want to paint. Pretty easy to apply, just have a sharp knife handy, and an extra pair of hands also helps.

it's REALLY difficult to put up by yourself, but the pattern obscures any bubbles and gaps and it looks great once it's done. i've used it in 2 different apartments.