Vintage Floral Leaf Peel and Stick Wallpaper

What this wallpaper is

This is a peel and stick wallpaper made of matte PVC vinyl. The back has a self-adhesive layer, so you press it onto the wall and smooth it down. No paste, no glue, no mixing. The surface has a soft matte finish that keeps the vintage floral and leaf patterns calm instead of shiny.

The design leans retro and European. Small flowers, trailing leaves and branching stems sit on a light background, which suits bedrooms, living rooms, studies and kitchens. The vinyl wipes clean with a damp cloth, so spots near a counter or a doorway are easy to handle.

Size and coverage

Each roll is a single sheet. One roll covers 4.8 sq ft (0.45 m2).

Measure the width and height of your wall in inches, multiply them to get square feet, then divide by 4.8. That tells you how many rolls to order. Buy a little extra so you can match the pattern across seams and keep a spare strip for later repairs.

Colors and styles

Five options are available:

• Gray floral: soft gray blooms on a light ground
• Green leaves: layered green foliage
• Navy blue branches: deep blue stems and leaves
• Green floral: green flowers with a vintage feel
• Green pear tree: a pear tree motif in green tones

All five share the same matte vinyl material and the same roll size. Pick the one that matches your room, then order the number of rolls your measurement calls for.

Where it can go

This wallpaper is made for smooth painted walls, tile and glass. Those surfaces give the adhesive the flat contact it needs. Rough, dusty, chalky or peeling walls will not hold it well, so patch and prime those first.

It works in an elders' room, a bedroom, a wedding house, a study, a living room or a kitchen. On tile or glass, clean the surface and let it dry fully before you start. Wipe it with a damp cloth instead of soaking it.

How to fit it

1. Clean the wall, tile or glass. Remove dust, grease and loose paint. Let the surface dry.
2. Measure and mark. Use a level line as your starting point so the first strip sits straight.
3. Cut the strip to length with scissors or a craft knife, leaving a little extra at the top and bottom.
4. Peel back a few inches of the backing at the top. Press that edge onto the wall.
5. Pull the backing away as you smooth the vinyl down with your hand or a soft cloth. Work from the center out to push air to the edges.
6. Trim the excess at the top, bottom and sides. Repeat with the next strip, matching the pattern at the seam.

If a bubble appears, lift that corner and lay it back down slowly. For a fresh start, peel the strip off and reposition it. The adhesive is forgiving on smooth surfaces.

Care and removal

Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and mild soap when needed. Skip abrasive pads and strong solvents, which can dull the matte finish. To remove the wallpaper, lift a corner and pull it back slowly at a low angle. On smooth painted walls, tile and glass it comes away in one strip. Any sticky residue left behind wipes off with a damp cloth.

Store unused rolls flat in a dry place. Keep them out of direct sun so the color stays even until you are ready to use them.