ArthouseUrban Brick Red 696600

Was my first time using wallpaper so found it hard but that is just my lack of experience and not the wall papers fault. Paper looks really good on the wall. Looks like genuine bricks to be honest and am really impressed with how it looks and the quality of the print.Top tips!!!!————————————————Put the paste on the paper first and let it absorb into the paper for 5 mins or so before hanging on the wall. Do not try and paste just the wall. It won’t work. Saved you a couple hours there haha.Also over lap the pattern by at least 2-3 mil. First time round I lined the rows up perfectly. Felt amazing as it looked awesome….only for it to dry and the paper shrink slightly leaving 2mil gaps of white paint between the pattern. Whoops. Had to start again. Anyway that was my fault due to lack of experience. Writing this so anybody new to wall paper won’t waste as much time as I did pulling everything off the wall and having to re do it all. 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

Fantastic wallpaper, really realistic, my first attempt at wallpapering and I gotta say it turned out great. Be prepared for a bit of wast paper because of pattern match. I just had enough for one feature wall, I ordered 2 rolls.

So easy to match up, butt up, goes on an absolute dream.Just one big hint if you look at Arthouse photographs of this product; it’s on the roll up-side-down so re roll before you start so roll is always at the bottom. The brick with the “T” on makes is all so simple just follow it along the row for next piece.If you have never wallpapered before this is a great first paper.

Lovely wallpaper! Easy to match up looks fab!Very thick paper so you can battle with tricky areas with no fear of the paper ripping!I was going to have my units sprayed but after putting this paper it has given my units a new lease of life!!!

I have papered many times and I have to say this paper was so good I would review it. Hands down the easiest paper I’ve ever had to use. Doesn’t tear like cheap paper it allows you to slide and move it for a while before it dries. Top tip: make sure you strip the wall back to the paint otherwise it will be difficult to move