Peel-and-stick wallpaper, 17.5 in × 118 in

When a room needs a softer botanical accent rather than a full redesign, this olive-leaf peel-and-stick wallpaper offers a way to change a wall or smaller surface without adding separate glue. The roll is listed as 44.5 cm wide by 3 m long, with coverage of 1.3 square metres. Its fresh leaf pattern is intended to bring a nature-inspired look to spaces such as a bedroom, kitchen or living room, as well as to cabinets and drawers. The main trade-off is that the surface matters: the instructions call for a clean, dry, smooth base, and textured or dirty surfaces may affect how well it sticks.

Technical details

This is self-adhesive wallpaper with an olive-leaf design. The backing has grid lines and measurements to help with cutting, so you can mark the dimensions you need before peeling it away. No extra glue is required. The stated roll size and coverage give you a starting point for planning, but measure the intended area yourself and allow for matching the pattern between panels.

The pattern uses a straight match. In practice, that means finding the correct repeat on the next strip and aligning the leaves directly, without overlapping the panels. That detail is useful when estimating how much material a wall needs: the stated coverage is not necessarily the exact area you will cover after trimming and pattern matching.

Getting the most from it

The product description lists walls, TV backgrounds, doors, tables, bookcases, drawers and cabinets among its possible uses, along with rooms such as laundry areas and bedrooms. This gives it more flexibility than wallpaper intended only for a large, uninterrupted wall. For example, you could measure a cabinet front, use the grid on the backing to mark a cut, then align the leaf repeat before applying the next piece.

It is good option if you want a removable-style, glue-free application method and a leafy pattern for a relatively small decorating project. The listing does not provide details about removal, repositioning or performance over time, so avoid assuming those features. If you are covering several panels, plan the repeat and cuts before exposing the adhesive, a small alignment error can become more noticeable across a wider area.

Usage tips

Start with a clean, dry and smooth surface, as dirt or texture may affect adhesion. Measure the area and mark the required cut on the backing grid. Peel and apply carefully, keeping the first panel aligned, then find the pattern repeat on the next panel and match it edge to edge without overlap. Taking time to line up the leaves is more useful here than rushing to cover the surface quickly.

For a narrow cabinet or drawer, the roll format may be easier to manage than a large wall installation. On a broad feature wall, by contrast, you will need to account for multiple panels and their straight-match repeat. It may not be the best option if the intended surface is textured, dirty or otherwise unsuitable for the smooth, dry application described.

Before you decide

Does it need separate wallpaper paste? No. The product is described as peel-and-stick, with no extra glue needed.

Can you cut it to size? The backing has grid lines and measurements intended to help mark and cut the material for your project.

How much area does one roll cover? The listed coverage is 1.3 square metres. Pattern matching and trimming may affect how much usable area you get from a roll.

Before buying

Choose it for a small surface or accent where the olive-leaf print, self-adhesive format and straight-match application suit the job. Before ordering, measure the area and check that the surface is clean, dry and smooth. If you are planning a large wall, the roll’s stated coverage and the material needed to match the pattern are key considerations, a simpler, uninterrupted surface treatment may be easier to plan if you do not want to align repeated panels.