Tempaper x Genevieve Gorder Sahara Blush Feather Flock Removable Peel and Stick Wallpaper, 20.5 in X 16.5 ft, Made in the USA

The Tempaper x Genevieve Gorder Golden Hour Feather Flock Removable Peel and Stick Wallpaper offers a yellow tone that is close to a gold color. It can be easily hung over mirrored walls and adheres to and removes cleanly from glass and mirrored surfaces. This wallpaper can be wiped clean with a soft, damp cloth, making it suitable for use in bathrooms and on backsplashes. However, customer reviews indicate some issues with the quality and ease of use of this wallpaper. Some customers found the paper to be thin and flimsy, comparing it to wrapping paper. They also experienced difficulty with the application process, as the paper crumpled up easily and was hard to fix. Bubbles were a common problem, making the wallpaper look cheap. In terms of installation, customers mentioned that it can be tedious, especially when working around objects like vanities, toilets, and shelving. The wallpaper stretches easily, so adjusting too many times can cause the pattern to not match. There were mixed opinions on the durability of the wallpaper. While some customers reported that it removed cleanly from smooth, primed, and painted walls, others mentioned that it caused damage to their walls when removed. On the positive side, customers appreciated the statement this wallpaper made in their spaces and liked the color and pattern. Some found the seams to be virtually undetectable, and with proper technique and patience, they achieved satisfactory results. The washability of the wallpaper was also appreciated by some customers. Overall, the Tempaper x Genevieve Gorder Golden Hour Feather Flock Removable Peel and Stick Wallpaper has received mixed reviews. While it offers a beautiful design and color, customers found it to be thin, flimsy, and difficult to apply. The issues with bubbles and stretching made the installation process frustrating for some. Additionally, there were concerns about its durability and potential damage to walls upon removal. However, with the right technique and patience, satisfactory results can be achieved.