Cabbrix Waterproof Peel Stick Floral Wallpaper, Shade Bloom

I swear I've seen this pattern in an old New England house somewhere. The stickiness is efficient and sticks well to a clean wall. I put mine over washed and dried panel board. It was a little difficult to avoid bubbles, but working slowly and patiently to lay it down flat worked well. The paper is thick. The print and pattern is pretty and very much reminiscent of old homes that were old long before I got old.

This Cabbrix peel-and-stick wallpaper is lovely! The neutral boho floral design is soft and versatile, perfect for a bedroom accent wall, shelf, or cabinet. The vinyl material feels durable and waterproof, sticks well, and can be repositioned during application. It’s easy to cut and smooth, with minimal bubbles if applied carefully.Pros: stylish neutral design, waterproof, easy to applyCons: small seams can show on larger surfacesGreat for anyone wanting a quick, renter-friendly décor update.

Wonderful product but I wish I could reorder because I didn’t have enough paper to finish the job

Easy to apply, peels off easily to realign but holds well to wall. I just put it up last week, so I can’t speak to durability, but overall the function and look are great value for the price.

I picked this peel-and-stick floral paper to add some personality to a pretty bland space, and I’m glad I did. The print has that old-school botanical vibe, but it doesn’t look dated—more like a fresh take on a classic. In my case, the colors were richer in real life than they looked online, which was a nice surprise.The material feels thicker than the typical drawer-liner “contact paper” style stuff. It has a slight texture and a soft sheen, so it looks more like a real wall covering once it’s up. That extra thickness also helped during install because it didn’t instantly crease the moment I repositioned it. I used it on the back panel of built-in shelves and a cabinet side, and it smoothed out well with a squeegee. The stickiness is secure, but not so much that you can't correct and reposition.A couple practical notes: prep matters. Anywhere I rushed (tiny bumps, leftover paint drips), the pattern still looked fine, but you could tell the surface underneath wasn’t perfectly smooth when the light hit it. Also, because the design repeat is fairly spaced out, it looks best on larger areas where the pattern can “breathe.” If you’re doing small projects (tiny drawers, craft builds, dollhouse scale, etc.), the flowers may feel oversized.So far, it’s been easy to wipe down, and I like knowing I can pull it off later without committing long-term. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you want a statement pattern that feels a little more substantial than bargain peel-and-stick options—especially for shelves, feature panels, or an accent wall.