Custom Size Wall Murals,Valley River Pine Forest Self-Adhesive Removable Wall Covering Fabric, Large Photo Wallpaper for Living Room Bedroom Kitchen Office Kids.

Absolutely brilliant! Looked exactly as described and very vibrant xx perfect fit for what we wanted (to fit in a sloping ceiling area). Came in strips. Husband says easy to put up- although instructions very basic they were just right and you could use the instructions , that were written on the same wallpaper as a practice run. You could move the paper to ensure lined up. Would buy again.

Our mural arrived a bit ahead of schedule, that's always a plus - it's beautiful. Tho' it is Definitely a 2-person job, it went up easily enough for us. It's printed on what feels like very durable material & it will be easy to wipe down from time to time, as it's in our bath. There was a mistake in my sizing, the supplier was very easy to work with. Highly recommend!

This natural scenery wall mural is a beautiful way to bring the outdoors into your living space. The vivid forest design, with tall birch trees and bright green grass, creates a calming and refreshing atmosphere that instantly opens up the room. The details are crisp and lifelike, giving the illusion of depth and making the space feel more expansive. It pairs well with modern or minimalist décor and makes a stunning focal point for living rooms, bedrooms, or offices. A great choice for anyone looking to add a peaceful, nature‑inspired touch to their home.

Thank God that I have experience as this is the third mural I'm putting up in my house. Because the instructions do not tell you what you're supposed to do regarding order of panels. They simply say, just put them in sequence Luckily, I've dealt with these in the past some of them wear when you lay out the role with the image facing up that top piece is the very last piece you're supposed to hang and some of them that top piece is the very first piece that you hang. Meaning you either start from the top panel and move left or right or start with the bottom panel and move left to right. The best place to start is wherever you have a full wall and you can actually go seal the floor. Try to avoid starting on the other side where you have a door or a window or something. It just makes it a little bit easier to start that way. So considering I could not figure out where this starts, I tried looking at the image and looking at the top panel and seeing if I could find anything, but of course nothing matches so I finally just unenrolled all of them, which is difficult anyway because they keep trying to roll up and you don't have a lot of room to put two or three panels out and so when I did it, I figured out that this one starts with the very top panel if the image is facing up and you unroll it the first one that you see is the very far right panel so that means I need to start from the bottom of the stack and move my way left to right I'm installing today and at the moment I'm giving them three stars just because that really irritates me. It would be so simple to put some type of a number on these or give you instructions on… Anything literally anything is better than than saying nothing. Literally anything is better. They could write on each one with a marker the number that it is. One, two, three, four, and I would like that better than nothing. Literally, I would give them four stars if they just wrote on it in marker and I had to live with it with the number on it for the rest of my life I would feel better than if they put nothing So at the moment, my frustration has us at three stars as I install it as long as installation goes easy they can move up from there. As I'm looking at the image, if you get up close, it does kinda look pixelated but not really. It's a pretty high-quality print. It's a fabric paper that you're using. It's not peel and stick. This is a much higher quality mural and I would love to give them five stars, but at the moment I refuse to go higher than three stars because I had to spend an hour figuring out which one I'm supposed to start with. That's just quality assurance 101 type stuff, especially considering I have to start with the very bottom one on the pile. Considering that you sprayed the back of each piece with water maybe that's what they were thinking. But again that should be explained. I'm not stupid by any stretch of the imagination, but I absolutely would've started with the top sheet on the left side and I would've been absolutely beside myself with anger if I messed it up because they didn't tell me. Anyway, I'll come back an update this review a little bit later. The third photo shows the order that I have to start with. I flipped them over so the back is facing up, which means the very top piece now is the very far left side of my wall. 1st Edit Oh how nice. Evidently I was wrong. They're not in any order whatsoever. So now I started on the wrong side so then I assumed it was on the right side so I had to peel off my first panel and take it all the way over to the other side when it turns out that's not even the last panel or maybe number seven isn't the right panel. Or maybe I don't know I don't know. For now I'm gonna tell you just to pass on this. If it comes back that it's somehow my fault. I did something dumb. You have my word. I will update this review again. I still have a lot more to hang so we'll see what I can come up with. I was trying to look at the photo in the listing to see if I could see where it all starts. I can't. I can't figure it out. I cannot find in the sheets or in the panels that match up with the actual picture. That's how difficult this is. I literally can't find the section of the listing photos. And end of edit. By the way, I took it from three stars to one star for now. 2nd edit: officially finished OK, I have raised my rating back to three stars and added a fourth star and I'll explain what happened My panels did not come out of order. One was out of order. And that was panel number three panel number three was stuck between panel one and two which threw everything off. I originally started with panel one on the left side then I thought it was wrong so I moved it all the way to the right side and it turned out. It was right so I moved it back at this point. The only thing I could do was just staple it up. Once you get it wet if you don't hang it on the wall, it's never gonna work again so I had to staple it. I had to lay out every single piece to finally figure out the actual order that everything went in. Just by having one panel out of place it basically ruined the whole thing for me. But since everything else was in order that told me that the company does not really ship ship them out of order there must've been a quality control issue so I raised it back to three just because they don't deserve to be completely docked every star because of one issue. There was multiple issues which kept them at three stars though, and then a redeeming feature that brought them up to four stars. The issues that caused me to keep them at three stars is the spray water to make wet, sticky panel thing… Whatever you wanna call it where the adhesive gets activated by the water is not nearly as awesome as it sounds. I will admit that it is the second best option I've ever used. And it does feel more like a cloth mural than like a peel and stick vinyl one but because of the nature of the adhesive and the nature of the fabric, it's extra heavy. That extra heaviness makes it difficult to keep on the wall. And plus if you have to peel it and move it forget about it. It's sticking again. You have to use double sided tape at the top or staples or something. Also, I really felt that the back of the panels should've been labeled or they should've placed a sticker that's easily removed. Just a nice circle sticker that says one, two, three, four for each panel. There's no reason for that not to be the case. Absolutely no reason whatsoever. . As far as the redeeming feature where I added, a star back is because number one. It's easily the brightest and best pictures you can have. They're crisp and clean. They don't get blurry when you get up close and look at the actual image. And that's just because of the style of the photograph that the images of and the nature of the trees used. The blurriness or pixelation is not noticeable no matter how close you are. Also, when removing a panel… Which remember I'm almost an expert in now cause I've had to move two of them and then move them back so that's a total of four moves. I can attest that they come off the wall very easily. So when it comes time to move out of my apartment, I don't have to worry about anything except the panels that I had to staple up and I had to use a lot of staples to get everything to lay flat. I'm so irritated by that. But whatever. Oh another reason I had taken a star off is because when you have to cut around something such as I had to cut around my door because of the type of adhesive it's very difficult to make the cut without the wallpaper, peeling and falling down. Not to mention if you spray the whole panel, you can no longer use the leftover pieces of the panel. Meaning, if you see the spot that I did above my door that's only roughly 20 inches. I still had five more feet I could've used, but also down the left side of the door frame that panel extends to the left of my door frame almost 2 inches so I had to spray that whole side all the way down which meant when I sprayed it in order to get it to stay so I can cut it I had to spray the other side and basically stick it to my door temporarily so I can make a clean cut and it still was very difficult to make the cut because as soon as you apply any pressure to make the cut it pops the seal and it falls from the top. It's very frustrating so I had to staple it anyway even though I hadn't actually used the adhesive yet. So I'm going four stars and I'm gonna recommend this product as long as you understand your best bet is to take everything and lay it all out and make sure it's in the right order. Then double check because the trees and stuff make it seem like sometimes it lines up when it actually does not lineup So make sure you lay them out make sure you make a mark on the back on what panel you have once you figure out ultimate left in the ultimate right you label those and then just go from there. And you can see that the image that I chose is simply perfect. It makes vertical lines with the trees and my horizontal lines actually do not mess up the aesthetic. The horizontal lines be in the slats that I hung horizontally instead of vertically. The right choice was to do them vertically but again I didn't want to make all the cuts and I think behind my chair it actually works quite well horizontally because there's a horizontal countertop and horizontal shelves coming off of my cat tree, and I think aesthetically it matches perfectly. So there you have it four stars and a recommendation from somebody who really had a bad time. That's a solid review. The fact that I had such a bad time and I'm still able to give them a pretty good review that you're able to follow along with and see my frustration as I updated and made edits. I'm pretty sure I was helpful for anybody that's interested in doing something like this in their home. If not, then I'll have to go back to the drawing board. Official final rating. Four stars and recommended.