NuWallpaper x Society Social Classic Faux Grasscloth Peel and Stick Wallpaper, Navy Blue
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Thursday, Apr 30
Color: Navy Blue
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
Features
- Blue textured faux grasscloth peel and stick wallpaper designed by Society Social
- Peel and stick to apply, pull up to remove
- NuWallpaper x Society Social is safe for walls and leaves no sticky residue behind
- Easily repositionable while installing
- Comes on a 20.5-in x 18-ft roll and covers about 30.75 sq. ft
- NuWallpaper x Society Social sticks to any smooth, flat surface - perfect for DIY projects
- Monitors or screens may display colors slightly differently
Description
Designed by Society Social, this realistic peel and stick grasscloth wallpaper is a timeless choice for elevating interiors. Varying shades of navy blue are exquisitely layered and accented with raised inks that mimic the look and feel of real grasscloth. Navy Blue Classic Faux Grasscloth Peel and Stick Wallpaper comes on one roll that measures 20.5 inches wide by 18 feet long.
Material: Vinyl
Color: Navy Blue
Brand: NuWallpaper
Style: Traditional
Item Weight: 721 Grams
Color: Navy Blue
Style Name: Traditional
Pattern Match: Random Match
Theme: Leaves
Material Type: Vinyl
Is Stain Resistant: No
Item Weight: 721 Grams
Item Dimensions L x W: 20.5"W
Coverage: 30.75 square feet
Brand Name: NuWallpaper
Manufacturer: WallPops
UPC: 091212784550
Item Type Name: Peel & Stick Wallpaper
Included Components: Wallpaper
Unit Count: 30.7494 Square Feet
Installation Type: Self-Adhesive
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Color: Green
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
I think I purchased every faux grasscloth on Amazon for my living room. I ended up going with this product in Whisper Blue as the other colors didn’t match. The other colors are lovely, but slightly darker than how they showed on my screen and the texture and weight make it hard to tell it’s not real grasscloth. I hope they will keep making more colors! Hanging it was not difficult, the pattern is forgiving and doesn’t have to be lined up exactly, though it does have a repeat like regular wallpaper (unlike real grasscloth ) so you can line it up if you want to; it doesn’t stick to itself like cheaper brands. BUT it’s REALLY important to wash your walls and your hands before hanging. I washed my walls, applied it, it started falling, I pulled it down, washed the walls a second time and trimmed the ends where I’d touched it, then re-hung it and it’s stayed up beautifully since.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2024 by Suprmodl
Color: Citrus Green
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
EDIT #2: Alright guys, I’ve officially had it with this wallpaper so demoting my review to 1-star. Takes *a lot* for me to leave a 1-star review. Initially, I posted 5 stars after using this in our last house in green years ago, then downgraded to 2 stars recently after using it in our bar at our new house. I wound up using wallpaper adhesive to reapply the fallen areas and corners. Weeks later, it’s falling down all over again. Got back up on a ladder and reapplied. To my shock, I came home days later to fallen wallpaper. It felt like a sick joke. Had my husband reapply paste, and same thing. Since I clearly didn’t utilize the adage of “insanity is doing the same thing over again and expecting different results” I stupidly then decided to pay our handyman $200 to apply an *additional* coat of wallpaper paste, to no avail days later…still coming down from the walls in all corners and bubbling off the walls in the center. What in the actual %#*€?!…omg it’s like this stuff has a death wish to go into the trash, which is exactly where it’ll be going. This is the most ruthless, savage wallpaper I’ve ever battled with. I absolutely love everything about this wallpaper too, the color, the texture, how it matches with all my colors, but the love is unrequited. RIP wallpaper; we had quite the duel but you won the battle this time, and I’m determined to find your replacement! EDIT #1: I’m updating a review I left years ago after using the green version of this wallpaper, which was great at the time and stayed put on our textured walls at our old home. We recently moved and fortunately, now have smooth walls throughout so thought the light denim blue color would work great as an accent wall behind a pass through bar to compliment navy cabinets. I put up a portion of this stuff last night. Still as easy to work with in terms of repositioning and matching up the pattern. It has a beautiful appearance with light texturing and is a solid faux Grasscloth option. It appeared smooth on seemed to adhere well after applying last night with. On feel using my fingers to test, it seemed to have decent adhesive, but not the case on my walls. I came home from work to find a crinkled mess of paper that fell down from the walls today. In addition, the portion that remains on the wall has developed large bubbles which were not there when I applied yesterday, likely from the adhesive failing in those areas too. I used a smoothing tool and pressure with it to and it looked perfect yesterday night. While this is easily solved by spraying adhesive before application it defeats the purpose of removable peel and stick option and will make it much harder to remove down the line. I deliberately chose peel and stick as I planned to likely change this in the near future to a cool metallic tile backsplash once I find the design I want, but obviously needing to spray adhesive on the entire wall will make it likely for the walls to sustain damage when removing, which I wanted to avoid to begin with - I would’ve purchased genuine unpasted grasscloth had I of known I’d need adhesive spray to get this to stay put . Also, because it’s a crinkled mess and there’s bubbles I will have to scrap the entire portion I already did, which required a lot of time for precise cuts around the window. Very frustrating. Again, I applied this to smooth and clean walls. Makes me question if this works better with textured walls because it may create more of a “grip” to avoid it slipping off the smooth walls. I remember in the old house, it stayed in place for years (I used the light green, dark green, wheat, as well as this same color in various rooms and it stayed put throughout each room for the nearly 3 years we lived there) - you could subtly see the textured walls in certain lighting at the old house but you likely wouldn’t have known unless I pointed it out. It worked great years ago but today, not so much on our smooth walls. Thus, it may also be a quality issue. I would look elsewhere for peel and stick grasscloth options to avoid your hard work and time being wasted if you experience a similar issue. I left the pictures up from my initial review of the green color in our old home so you can see how it looks over textured walls, but do not quote me that the quality is the same currently, given the issues I experienced at our new home with smooth walls. Uploaded a photo of the blue version I just applied last night to demonstrate the unexpected crinkled mess I came home to today. Buy at your own risk.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2023 by SE
Color: Sky Blue
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
From someone who’s pretty experienced with wall coverings, including natural grasscloth, I’d recommend this dupe wallpaper. It’s thick, sticks very well and the color is exactly as pictured. I placed two separate orders and the color matched perfectly! But I do have some tips that made the process go smooth over walls that have lot of bums and prior terrible paint jobs that I didn’t want to bother fixing: 1. Cut the wall paper into random sized pieces and turn some upside down for more variation. Not only it will look more natural, as natural grasscloth doesn’t have patterns, but your brain will appreciate it! Any wall defects, tone differences and slight inclination will be less obvious. The line up will be easier too and there’ll be less stretching and pulling, which messes up the glue. 2. Get the rubber roller! It might seem unnecessary but, trust me, your hand doesn’t do a very good job at helping the wallpaper adhere and smoothing out the edges. It’s a huge difference! 3. For flat and chalk paint, paint prep cleaner will help with adherence. Boy’s room in progress…
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025 by L. Ortiz
Color: Gray
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
Regular contact paper is thin, sticky and hard to use. I bought this to line the inside of my shelves and create an accent on my laundry room doors. This product is easy to use for the O.C.D girl like me. I love this color it is very versatile. After years of purchasing contact paper this is the clear winner. Good Luck. I will post a picture when done. Thanks for looking.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025 by TishyKlim
Color: Blue
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
This wallpaper was pretty easy to apply, however it is not holding up very well. I looked up against my crown molding after just two weeks and it is already peeling away from the wall. The color and design and the way it looks is so beautiful but the adhesion is bad quality. We even used a binding primer before hanging the wallpaper as we saw other reviews on the peeling. I won't use peel & stick again. It is too pricey for what it's worth.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2026 by Joni Thompson
Color: Blue
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
Fantastic wallpaper! Slight texture and the look is beautiful! This is the Whisper Blue color. The only way to improve this is to have a traditional wallpaper option rather than peel and stick (definitely a learning curve with peel and stick)
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2026 by Michael B.
Color: Hunter Green
Pattern Name: Wallpaper
This receives 2 stars because it's really beautiful and thick with a nice texture and look. I really love the color and couldn't find any other wallpaper in this color. It's not very sticky, which makes it very easy to install and even reposition if necessary. The problem with that is it literally doesn't stay up. You might as well use wallpaper glue with it from the get to, because you're gonna be going back and flying it in once it starts to peel. I used it in our camper and it was peeling off literally days after I'd installed it. I used mod lodge to get it to last the season, but after the winter I went into the camper to find all of my wallpaper falling off the walls. I tried to reorder it so I can glue it on, but it's been a month and it still hasn't even shipped yet. That's pretty terrible. I'm thinking even though I love the look of this I'm gonna have to find something else.
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