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  Recently upgraded the bathroom. Using 2 of asian papercut design in an alcove where the commode is, 2 of wild grass in a lt brown matte finish over painted coffee-colored walls above molding, alongside a large garden tub. The result is subtle. It looks like the design is painted on!
  Last year I used dandelions behind the headboard in the master bedroom and I'm still receiving compliments. It's a pleasure to be able to purchase high-end, quality decals, with such a wide range of choices, colors and finishes... Kudos to you and your products
  
  Dorothy
  
  Added Aug 13, 2010
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  I just wanted to say thanks for writing to me to get a different address for my package delivery. Sadly, this level of service is rare among internet vendors. It's nice doing business with you.
  
  Ryan D
  
  Added Oct 31, 2011
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  We ordered the extra large dandelion and put it on the upper wall of our staircase. It is beautiful and looks like a mural painted on the wall. However, it did take some time to put up. Since the seeds of the dandelion are very detailed and wispy they were harder to transfer from the paper to the wall, but after some diligent work it looks awesome!
  
  Ginnifer
  
  Added Apr 5, 2012
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  I love the quote if you are going to dream, dream big because I believe that everyone should hold by that quote and having it on the wall of my living room would expose everyone to the beauty of what life should be. :D
  
  Ashley Sherland
  
  Added Jul 19, 2012
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  I ordered a blowing tree decal and felt a little overwhelmed at first when i received it. It was HUGE! I read the instructions (which were quite humurous) and it made me feel better about the process. It took me a while to put together, but the result is absolutely stunning. I placed the tree at the landing on my stairs and had the leaves blowing up the stairway. Everyone compliments me on how beautiful it is and a lot think I painted it! Not only did Dali Decals meet my expectations, they exceeded them. They sent me additioal decals that go along with the tree. A small gesture that went a long way.
  
  Amber Brown
  
  Added Sep 12, 2012