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The House of Scalamandre
Pine gray is a wallpaper depicting branches of pine in white on a grey background. In Japan, the pine symbolizes long life, honor, and youth. The tree can stand tall over centuries and stay green all year round with its lacy feathers, despite bitter coldness and snow. In our pattern, the pine branches cover the wall in a light, large-patterned dance. Vivid, with serenity.
Beautiful wallpaper. Easy to install. Looks Fantastic in bedroom behind bed as accent wall. Drop dead gorgeous!. Robert. Staten Island, NY. 2023-08-15 20:51:45
This design is part of the collection inspired by Carl and Karin Larsson, an iconic and beloved Swedish design family active in the 19th century. The design duo still inspires the whole world with their artistry, their home, and their way of living. This hand-painted design adds beauty to your home. Maskrosen is a natural and simple design yet a wallpaper design that communicates a cool and stylish attribute and adds beauty to your home. The stylized hand-painted dandelion wallpaper design is a symbol of the Karin and Carl Larsson family. They were the great influencers of their time. This flower is overlooked by so many but was uplifted by Carl as a symbol of the family’s fighting spirit and stubbornness. If you visit their home, Lilla Hyttnäs in Dalarna, don’t forget to look at the very top of the wall in Carl’s studio, where you can find stylized hand-painted dandelions. Our wallpaper version of dandelions also comes in pink.
Nextwall
Characterized by a graphic illustration style and watercolor accents, this Ink Rose peel and stick wallpaper from Harry & Grace is full of natural whimsy and character. Harry & Grace's premier removable wallpaper collection for NextWall provides a unique starting point for your personalized space. Classic and timeless designs are reimagined for today's interiors with graphic layouts and bold color options. Each pattern offers a fresh alternative to decorating with very little commitment and will appeal to the artist in you!
Kravet
Echo Design brings a touch of elegance to your walls with this exquisite wallpaper roll. The floral pattern, in serene hues, offers a sophisticated backdrop that complements a variety of decor styles. Crafted from non-woven material, this wallpaper features a smooth texture and a matte finish for a refined look. Its strippable nature makes it easy to refresh your space when desired. Ideal for adding a touch of artistry to living rooms or bedrooms, it invites a graceful ambiance into your home.
I’m in love with my new/old bathroom! This wallpaper is so elegant!. Marybeth. . 2024-03-04 11:44:32
Schumacher
A soft geometric that combines stripes and medallions, this handprinted wallpaper is a go-anywhere pattern with exceptional depth and dimension.
Inspired by traditional Indian paisleys, this soft pattern with foliage and floral details is printed by hand on a silky string ground in a painstaking multistep process. A delicate, elevated, medium-scale design, Artita Block Print wallpaper has unique texture, remarkable depth and the imperfect beauty of hand-block prints. Sold As A: 8.7 Yard Roll HORZ. 3" (8CM) Match: STRAIGHT VERT. 5 1/2" (14CM) 1.136 sq ft
Sanderson
Inspired by an archive document, branches of an abundant tree and singing birds trail across this painterly wallpaper design in muted, fresh colorways. Use this design to add a feminine touch to any room of the house and team with the fabric of the same name.
[No samples available & Price is subject to change]- I bought both colors to determine the colors and liked the gold best. The Silver is a little bluish hue, while the gold is not as metallic. Overall I kept the hold however, perigold refused to exchange the (unopened) silver for the same price. I bought a new role at an increased amount+shipping. :/ Disappointed about this part.. Maya. North Las Vegas, NV. 2022-04-12 17:32:34
This trailing wallpaper design was Inspired by hand-drawn sketches and features the profusion of flora and fauna found in hedgerows of the British countryside. Produced in delicate colorways, there is also a fabric available of the same name.
Colors just as expected, very nice quality!. Crystal. Windham, ME. 2024-12-06 15:53:17
Zen gray is a wallpaper with a pattern inspired by the Zen garden of Ryoanji, Japan. The sand of the Japanese stone garden is raked to imitate the waves of water around mountains and islands, symbolized by carefully placed stones. A slow process that creates a meditative calm.
It was love at first sight when I first saw this pattern. It’s been the perfect addition to my home office and my friends and family love it, too.. Nancy. Rancho Mirage, CA. 2024-09-30 20:51:22
Raphael is one of our most popular printed wallpapers. The pattern gives you treetops in a wide range of color combinations. The inspiration for this pattern was partly taken from central park in new york – a leafy park surrounded by glass-and-concrete skyscrapers and beautiful contrast to the bustling city. The pattern is also inspired by antique tapestries, where stylized leaves are often shown in fields of light and shade. Design: daniel långelid
Beautiful paper, colors accurate to online photos, ships very fast.. Whitney. Chicago, IL. 2021-06-16 14:21:28
Harlequin
Developed from pressed flowers, this detailed wallpaper design from Harlequin Momentum has beautiful translucent petals in a sophisticated signature color palette.
We used the “graphite” in our master bath. It is gorgeous. Deb. Colorado Springs, CO. 2024-12-11 15:43:32
MINDTHEGAP
Channel the spirit of the Scottish Highlands with our take on iconic tartan plaid. A simple yet personality-rich design composed of tonal stripes built up in layers summons the depths of color usually achieved when multiple shades are woven in wool, as is tradition. The supersized nature of the checks simplifies and modernizes the age-old pattern, which comes in a palette both accented with flashes of or a neutral nude shade with detailing.
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