Thank you, thank you, thank you! After driving around to every possible store in town and endless online searches for shelf paper or even wall paper that might do the trick, you've made my day. AT rocks!

Thanks for this link! I just ordered my 4 free samples :)

Really? Lining a tool drawer? Really?

This is fabulous! I've been looking for nice looking shelf paper forever and this is perfect.

I'm totally going to wrap some lidded boxes in this stuff.

I just use Duck smooth top easy liners in the burlap pattern. It looks like tatami-ish. It's cheap, works well, looks good, and I don't have to order it.

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OOh I love shelf paper. When I first moved into my apartment I searched high and low for some amazing shelf paper with no luck - everything out there is hideous! I ended up caving and got some green flowered contact paper from Target, but I wish I would have found this site earlier!

Lining your shelves really makes the biggest difference. I lined all the shelves in our kitchen, bathroom and hallway and it's so much nicer having your items on some pretty paper than on dingy old wood.

http://www.abbeycatchat.com

Just last night, I noticed in the Lulu Giunness store on Bleecker and Perry Sts., they have black & white striped paper in the back of a black hutch. It looks great! I'm definitely going to check out these papers.

Thanks for the post - great link.

My sister got some stuff from them. I have no idea where she found the site from but when I went over to her house, she called me over into the kitchen specifically to show me what she got.

Pretty cool stuff. I've never personally thought about buying shelf paper but it's kinda cool that we girls have something cool to dress our homes up with :)

My only problem is trying to decide on which pattern =\

We like using cork in our kitchen, but I think some of these patterns would look fantastic in a dresser. Thanks for tip!

By the way, in case anyone else is into cork, we got our cork cut to size at http://www.customcutliners.com.