Before Picture!

How it came packaged

Unroll each panel and see which one is number 1. Since mine is a photograph it was important to go in order. They're very large so I rolled them out onto the dining room table where we had a lot of space.

For edges around door frames or windows I found that tracing the shape with the backing of another piece and then cutting similar to size was most helpful. ALWAYS cut bigger than you think you need since it may stretch into space, but a gap will be really sad!

I needed help doing this because I'm not tall enough to reach the ceiling!! Get a friend!

Each panel is then lined up and placed next to the last one

Pull the backing off as you go down. Press down with your tool, credit card, or squeegee, even just your hand will work and smooth all of the air bubbles out. Panels can be re positioned until it's right. We did a very small amount of overlap which make the image a little uneven in spaces, but overall allowed a lot of forgiveness in the positions.

So excited!

We took a break to eat some pie!

Trim off the tops! Remember you always want to start higher than you think you should because your walls are probably a little uneven!

Look at that beautiful wall!

And voila! Our room put back together. What do you think?!