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Flowering Wall Wallpaper From The Chinese Garden Collection By Mind The Gap

Burke Decor

$239

With a romantic, blossoming charm, the FLOWERING WALL wallpaper is not only a lovely background for your living spaces, but also a unique wall art in its own rights. Flowers, birds and specific Asian sceneries are depicted in each individual drawing that has its own special character, creating a natural perspective of an imaginary outdoor structure. Sophisticated and visually coordinated, each grid is embellished with a red tassel knot, for good luck and happiness, making for a harmonious visual. From the Chinese Garden Collection. Surface: Satin Matte Application: Paste the Wall Repeat: 118" Comes as 3 rolls, each measuring 20.5 inches wide x 9.84 ft long Proudly Made in Transylvania Printed with eco-friendly inks, MindTheGap wallpaper is easy to install on any wall type. When hanging the wallpaper, apply the ready-mix adhesive paste on the wall and hang the strips one by one by butting the edges together. The adhesive allows for a while moving the wallpaper strips, so that the wallpaper pattern continues correctly from one strip to another. Please note: Burke Decor does not accept wallpaper returns at this time. Why? Wallpaper is produced in batches (similar to tile) and due to dye-lot variations that occur based on when the rolls are produced, we are unable to accept returns. MindTheGap is hooked on expressing their artistic freedom and showing you unseen and undiscovered things. Their products are rich in details with high quality finishing and they want people to create a lifestyle by using them. In Transylvania they design, produce, and supply everything while being inspired by the world culture.

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