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Unveil the enchantment of "Luca Bloom," a wallpaper masterpiece merging the influences of Herg and Shilin Huang. This captivating design, inspired by reimagined religious art, features delicate birds and leaves in a dance of grace against a backdrop of bold chromaticity. The meticulous detailing of the birds brings an extra layer of charm
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Luca bloom peel and stick wallpaper
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Anonymous · 10 days ago
Gorgeous pattern but disappointing quality for the price point. We are in love with the pattern of our wallpaper, but there are visible printing flaws (white streaks) in 2 out of the 3 rolls. They were several feet into the roll, and end up right at my eye-level as hung in the bathroom, and they are easy to spot in the dark pattern of the wallpaper. The thickness of the material made it easy to hang, but leaves the seams VERY noticeable.
Additionally, we had some fraying issues when installing. The cut edges fray easily and leave strings, but even the center panel, which was only cut at the top and bottom, has prominent fraying on the (uncut) edges. My sharpest utility knife was no match for this wallpaper in my attempts to get a clean cut. Overall, I wanted to LOVE this wallpaper, but I'm disappointed in the quality.
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Anonymous · October 2, 2026
Need to completely soak the pre-pasted wallpaper for best application.
The pre-pasted wallpaper was great. Wallpapering is not an easy feat, but it looks amazing. We tried the spray water method that the website shows, but it was not evenly wetting the glue and then drying way too fast. We filled our kitchen sink and reverse rolled the paper to get it completely wet - glue side facing out, and then lifted it out to drain off the water and hung it that way. It worked great. Good quality paper, does not rip easily, and we needed a very sharp knife to trim the edged. This is a hard pattern to line up though if you are doing a complicated room with lots of angles because the pattern repeats every 2 feet, so you can end up with a lot of waste.