Wall mural Whimsy II
Description
Whimsy wallpaper is a watercolor drawing of an Art Nouveau garden, which impresses with its flowing lines and organic forms in pastel colors. It depicts lush vegetation, including poppies, daisies, tulips, irises, lilies, orchids, violets, sunflowers, honeysuckle and ivy. In the background are delicate architectural elements, creating a harmonious connection between the natural world and man-made design.
Add a unique characte to the interior of your home!
MATERIALS AND QUALITY:
VINYL ON NON-WOVEN
LINEN non-wowen wallpaper with a structure resembling linen canvas is a distinctive matte material that hides minor imperfections of the wall.
Application requires wallpaper glue.
VINYL ON NON-WOVEN
CONCRETE wallpaper with a structure imitating concrete is a matte textured material that hides minor imperfections of the wall.
Application requires wallpaper glue.
NON-WOVEN
SAND non-woven wallpaper is a high quality ecological and matte material with a fine sand texture. The wallpaper is breathable and fast drying. Environmentally friendly.
Application requires wallpaper adhesive.
SELF-ADHESIVE
SMOOTH self-adhesive wallpaper is smooth and matte. High quality, strong and resistant material for smooth, clean and dust-free surfaces of walls, glass, furniture, etc.
MATERIALS
Our materials are scratch, wash, fade and stain resistant. Non-toxic and safe.
EASY INSTALLATION
Easy to install.
Samples
Want to see the color and texture live? You can order a sample on A4 sheet
* When ordering, enter the dimensions of your wall, knowing that we add a 2 cm allowance on each side during production. For a custom wall, contact us for details. We will send you a preview up to a few days after ordering.
Shipping costs
The price does not include any possible payment costs
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€34.69
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Safe products Durable materials, safe inks
Fast production From 2 to 5 working days
Customer service Wally is waiting for youOUR MATERIALS ARE SCRATCH, FADE AND STAIN RESISTANT.
