Dream Of Palm Trees Grey Texture Wallpaper
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$139.98
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Our wallpaper is priced in double rolls. Please remember that online images are digital representations of actual patterns and the true colors may vary slightly (i.e., a little lighter or darker than what you see). Ordering samples for true color match is highly recommended. Wallpaper industry standard size for samples is 8" x 10". We offer standard memo samples for $7.99 each. Bigger-size samples are available for some patterns, and please call us if you are looking for bigger samples.
Description:
Modern Botanical Designed pattern, a beautiful palm print wallpaper with a textured string overlay. This grey design mixes a graphic print and a natural texture for a unique design. A tropical print perfect for a modern home.
Product Specifications:
- Pattern #: PS40006
- Pattern Name: Dream Of Palm Trees Grey Texture
- Finish: Acrylic Coated
- Match: Drop
- Paper Attributes: Unpasted Backing (Requires Glue)
- Roll Width: 27"
- Roll Length: 27.0 ft
- Repeat Length: 21"
- Total Square Feet: 60.74 sq. ft
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Hi looking to get this shipped to Australia could you please quote me on 4 rolls and shipping please
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10/28/2019 11:54:48 PM Jane: Reply
In master bedroom, would it be advisable to use this on 3 walls versus 4? In other words, is there a standard rule of thumb that either all walls be covered or just one and not 3 out of 4? Thank you, Jane