Which is better for a nursery?

The Kanworse birch tree scene fits a woodland nursery theme and costs less. The Niko's bold abstract lines suit a modern nursery instead.

Which covers more wall?

The Niko. Its roll is about 30.75 square feet versus about 14.5 square feet for the Kanworse, so you need roughly half as many rolls.

Is the Niko worth the extra money?

If you want the abstract pattern and fewer rolls, yes. If you want a tree scene and a lower total, the Kanworse at $17.95 beats it on price.

The Kanworse is listed as removable and self-adhesive. Nuwallpaper peel-and-stick is designed to be removable too, but check the wall surface first.

Will either stick to textured walls?

The Kanworse will not adhere to unclean or textured surfaces. Smooth, dry walls give the best result for both products.

How many rolls do I need?

Measure your wall area and divide by about 14.5 square feet for the Kanworse or about 30.75 square feet for the Niko, then add a roll for trimming waste.

Kanworse Birch Tree Peel and Stick Wallpaper vs Nuwallpaper Niko Peel & Stick Wallpaper

Buy the Kanworse if you want a birch-tree forest scene for a nursery, bedroom or cabinet and want to spend the least. Buy the Nuwallpaper Niko if you want a bold black-on-white abstract line pattern and more coverage per roll. The Kanworse is $17.95 at Amazon as of November 7, 2026, and the Niko is $50.36 at Walmart as of the same date.

Today the Kanworse Birch Tree Peel and Stick Wallpaper costs $32.41 less at its best price.

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