I cried putting it up both times, but it does look good. Id pay someone to do regular wallpaper next time

We tried & failed with it so switched to a pre-pasted & succeeded.

The peel & stick was too sticky for us and we had trouble getting it on straight & flat. Any issue and you have to peel it way back and try again. Difficult lining up to the corner of the wall (only doing one so couldn't wrap it). The pre-pasted was so much easier. There is plenty of time to be able to shift and move when needed.

I ordered from Chasing Paper and did my bedroom. looks great and no bubbles. I had a little scraper tool and exactor knife. The hardest part was matching up the patterns, that took me a while to figure out.

Hopefully, it will come down when I move out (am a renter).

I ordered from Spoonflower and found it to be pretty easy. It's not 100% perfect, but I could have fixed it and was just too lazy (utility room). Looks fine.

Takes a few minutes to get the hang of it, though.

I don’t have actual experience with it but have heard it’s generally a nightmare…any convenience you gain from not dealing with wallpaper glue is offset by not being able to adjust it once you put it on the wall.

Just use regular wall paper.

I have it in a kids playroom and a kids bathroom. Bubbles in both. It’s fine for those purposes, but I wouldn’t use it for an adult room. Maybe someone more meticulous would do better, but I was pretty careful and followed the directions.

How hard is it to do? Did it end up looking great, just decent or laughable? I have a small sitting room I’d love to give some personality to.