Blue Grasscloth Wallpaper Peel and Stick Vintage Grasscloth Contact Paper 15.7inch x 196.8inch Textured Self Adhesive Removable Contact Paper Faux Linen Wallpaper for Cabinet Vinyl

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!

Used as wallpaper in my bathroom and what an improvement over paint. Easy to install and clings to wall even when it’s steamy. Looks like a high end hotel!

Looks great inside my "greige" colored kitchen cabinets. It has grid patterns on the back which is great but I wish it had normal consistent grid lines so I could cut perfectly straight across with just scissors. I was able to use a ruler and pen to connect the lines so it was fine, just not as convenient. I loosely rolled it in the opposite direction to straighten it out flat and it worked well but it bubbles up some on the backing when you roll it opposite so it worked better for me to cut off the length first and re-roll it to flatten it out. Looks great though, sticks well for my application and I would buy it again.

This was great and easy to put up. It's very sticky but allows for repositioning if needed. It's thick but will easily tear if you pull too hard, especiallywhen repositioning. I did tear it but because of the pattern and texture, you can't tell at all. The texture and pattern make it so that you can move from one piece to the next without having to worry about lining up things up exactly. It's a cute little upgrade that only took about 30 minutes. It can be a one person job but my husband and I did it together. Definitely measure it and add a little extra to trim off.

This wallpaper is a really nice color and looks pretty once it’s up. It was also one of the easiest peel-and-stick installs I’ve ever done. It cuts well, is very forgiving if you need to adjust, and can be moved around without ruining it. The only downside is the seams — they’re noticeable once everything is in place. If you don’t mind seeing the lines where each strip meets, then this will work fine for you. But if you’re expecting a totally seamless, professional look, you might be disappointed. Overall, it’s a great option if you want something quick, easy, and budget-friendly, but just know the seams will show.