NextWall Chateau Toile Peel and Stick Wallpaper (Sable Brown)

I absolutely love the NextWall Chateau Toile Peel and Stick Wallpaper! The design is beautiful, classic and elegant, yet modern enough to fit into a variety of spaces. The Inkwell color is a deep, rich shade that adds a touch of sophistication to my living room. It really brightens up the room and gives it a more stylish, cozy vibe.One of the best things about this wallpaper is how easy it was to apply. The peel-and-stick feature made installation a breeze. I was able to put it up by myself without needing any special tools or help. The adhesive is strong but forgiving, which made it easy to reposition a few sections as I worked. It also didn’t leave any sticky residue when I adjusted it, which was a relief.In terms of functionality, this wallpaper is fantastic. The peel-and-stick design means there’s no need for messy paste or glue, making it a much cleaner and faster process than traditional wallpaper. It adheres well to most smooth surfaces, and I didn’t have to worry about bubbles or wrinkles, which is usually the hardest part with other wall coverings. The material is durable enough to stand up to daily wear and tear, and it’s easy to clean with just a quick wipe, perfect for high-traffic areas.For the price, this peel-and-stick wallpaper is a great value. The design is stunning, and the ease of application makes it a winner. If you’re looking to update a space without the hassle of traditional wallpaper, I highly recommend this product. It’s added such a beautiful, timeless touch to my home!

We used this wallpaper to decor our guests bathroom. Easy to use and the final result is stunning!

Absolutely love how it turned out! Ordered three rolls and have a little extra. It was very forgiving with readjusting. A little difficult for us to fully line up. But we were able to do it! It’s not paper thin. Which is amazing. Considering buying in other colors for different areas of our house.

Obsessed with this print. Used for my girls room!

This blue and white peel-and-stick wallpaper is absolutely stunning! The vintage French design adds timeless elegance to any space, and the quality is fantastic—thick, easy to apply, and repositionable without damage. It’s the perfect way to achieve a high-end look without the commitment of traditional wallpaper! while it was tougher for me due to the high ceilings, it was well worth it in the end!!

*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.

Beautiful in our nursery and actually lines up

Pay attention to the details of this supposed “wallpaper”. It’s the same vinyl you see in cheap renovations used to cover countertops etc to look like “marble or granite”.The backing on mine would only partially peel off, so I was stuck trying to reach behind the sheet to the middle of the strip and pull off the backing that didn’t come off. This would fold the outer edges into itself, and once it stuck it’s next to impossible to get apart again, leaving creases that won’t come out and small angular tears. It’s a bit stretchy, very thin, wrinkles very very easily and doesn’t stick to the wall. The only thing it seems to stick to is itself, which it does very easily and is impossible to get loose without tearing or stretching the vinyl. It’s not something that should be marketed as “wallpaper” because it isn’t paper but plastic, and it’s definitely not something I would recommend to anyone for any sort of purpose. It behaves just like the thin vinyl you buy for drawer liners but at about ten times the price of liner paper it, as advertised for it seems like it would be actual wallpaper. Don’t waste your time and money, keep looking for real wallpaper.