Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Would this pattern be too big for a kitchen backsplash
Document: Wonderful wallpaper. Beautiful pattern, and easy to put up. It made my small bathroom look twice as big.
It was easy to apply, looks so classic, it was exactly what I needed under my bar. The paper is fairly thick (but it would still show the textured walls underneath but you can only tell if you are up really close). I think the pattern repeats around 6 inches (meaning that is approximately how long the diamond downward is.
I bought this to put on the back wall of my kitchen cabinets. I love seeing the pattern when I open the doors. I've received LOTS of compliments on it. The paper has glue, but I was looking for a temporary placement so I used double stick tape. It's holding up well. Buy a little extra so you can match up the pattern when you put it side-by-side.
I used this as an accent on one wall in my kitchen. What a difference it made! With the white cabinets - soooooooo happy with this purchase.
The instructions say not to overlap but because we could see them moving apart we did on the last one and it came out the best. Overall I wish I would have know its definitely not temporary, (the piece we had to replace took a substantial amount of paint off the wall), it moves over time, and it's a two person job.Maybe I'll have better luck next time but I really see no advantage over regular wall paper.
I had been planning wall paper so long and was so excited. I messaged York Wall coverings with my dimensions and they quickly responded with how much paper I would need. When I finally began to put it up the trouble started, I followed the directions exactly and the first sheet went up well minus some little creases but it was down hill from there. The second sheet would not stick, we eventually had to take it down and put a new piece up which is now falling off my wall.
We recently redecorated my 15 year-old daughter's room. The walls are Tiffany blue. My daughter was inspired by Pinterest and we wallpapered her closet with this. It was my first experience wallpapering so I was very nervous. For tools, we used a seam roller, wallpaper brush, and a wet sponge. The hardest part was cutting the wet wallpaper to size once it was up. We tried an xacto knife, a razor knife, a razor scraper, and even kitchen scissors.
looks awesome- my husband and I got it hung on one accent wall in about 2/3 hours! everyone who sees it loves it!
Well over all I love it!
Very forgiving material! I was not graceful at all putting this paper up. It was all wadded up at one point or another on the trip from the bathtub (I used it to dip the paper in) and the wall and it still smoothed out nicely. Wasted several feet by not making sure to match up the patterns but I was only doing an accent wall so there was plenty to spare. Gorgeous print. Bold statement
Answer: yes