Stone wall made of stone/stone slabs? Living room / kitchen

Oh really... no, I didn't think so, then it’s definitely worth a look

Otherwise, are there any experiences?

Have you actually never looked in a wallpaper book?
Take a look at the things in real life. You can also touch them there. Some retailers also offer the possibility to take a book home to actually hold them against the wall. If it is in stock, it is even advisable to buy a roll and hold it up over a large area.
For the wallpapers you are looking for, a certain effort is necessary to make them appear "real." This is also reflected in the price and you won’t find them on the internet for €10/roll. Compared to the stone wall you planned before, however, this is still a fairly inexpensive alternative.

No, it wasn't necessary yet to look into a wallpaper book. I always knew which wallpaper I wanted. However, with the stone wallpaper, it definitely makes sense to see it live. I will only need about 3 to 4 rolls. I think that in any case, I will not choose a paper wallpaper, as the quality seems to be very poor to me.

Google "Vliestapete Steinoptik 3D". Maybe that's something for you, they look a bit better than regular stone wallpapers. At least I think so.

Thank you, I am now getting a sample of an acrylic wallpaper on a fleece backing sent to me. I will probably take this wallpaper.

In this case, I do need the fleece adhesive, right?

And I would like to apply primer (better safe than sorry). Which primer should I probably use with the large selection? :confused gladly with a link, a help for me)

Wow, 60 posts about wallpaper, hats off ops:

Use wallpaper remover, then you'll be able to take the wallpaper off again, use wallpaper paste for non-woven wallpaper.

Before you ask: Yes, you are allowed to paste the wall because non-woven wallpaper does not require soaking time. You can cut the wallpaper with a utility knife, use a foam roller to press it down. Buy a bit more because you need more due to the pattern.

Here we go 8-)

Wow, 60 posts for wallpaper, hats off ops:

Use wallpaper adhesive primer, then you'll be able to remove the wallpaper again, use wallpaper paste for non-woven wallpaper.

Before you ask: Yes, you can apply the paste to the wall because non-woven wallpaper does not require soaking time. You can cut the wallpaper with a cutter knife, for pressing it down best use a foam roller. Buy a bit more because you will need more due to the pattern.

Here we go

60 posts may sound like a lot to you, next time I will create multiple topics, that way there will be fewer posts per topic. That leaves me hoping you won’t be amazed at all

And many thanks for your tip.