I got mine from Giggle Smile Designs (google it) they are a bit exxie but worth every cent. DD has butterflies and DS has this beautiful tree with birds and stuff.
One was a wet and stick one and the other was a traditional stickers and backing paper type one. Both easy, no mess and came off when I needed but not before.
i got some good quality ones and they survived two moves (in fact they would of gone on, but i found prettier ones and upgraded lol).
the only thing is that if the walls are brick or a concrete (even if painted over) they can be hard to stick and keep stuck ITMS. usually when it got humid they would occassionally fall. but since we have moved to a place with properly plastered walls there are no issues.
we have got two different lots off ebay - the first were awesome the second not so great.
just make sure that they CAN stick to paints with Teflon in it (dulux wash and wear for example) I discovered my second lot of stickers that are currently up in the nursery don't work on the paint I used so I am forever rubbing them over to restick them.
I bought some fantastic ones from Ebay for DS2 (Disney Cars)
They have survived a move of house and have not once fallen off the walls. They are really easy to remove and have not left a mark ever. From memory I paid around $30 with delivery.
We had pooh bear theme in DS1's nursery and i just happened to find them in a random baby shop. They were classic pooh which was my preferance. I don't think i paid more than $20-25 for them. The stuck and pealed off beautifully. I think only one or two took a bit of paint with them. If only i still had them i'd post them to you
For the decoration of the 'big boys room' i ordered wall art from Bosco Bear (i hope i'm allowed to say that), they were very expensive and did peal a little. I called the company and they said it may have something to do with the paint as we used a wash and wear paint. There was just a bit of a curl on some of edges. I got a free packet of wall art stickers (for our second nursery) from them for the inconvieniance though which was very nice of them
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