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SCANDINAVIAN DESIGNERS II 1758 Pottery

Name: SCANDINAVIAN DESIGNERS II 1758 Pottery
Brand: Tapeter.eu
Price: 80.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Price: €80.00
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Pottery
Product Code: 1758
Collection Scandinavian Designers II
Design by Stig Lindberg
Brand: Boråstapeter
Manuf.Country: Sweden
Width/Length: 10.05 m x 53 cm
Pattern repeat: 53 cm
Primary color: Black
Secondary color: Multi
Nuance: Dark
Washability: Extra washable
Style: Retro
Room type: Hallway, Livingroom, Office
Drop type: Straight match
Material: non-woven ECO
Glue: Quelyd Fliselin/Kiilto Master Flis

Availability: 2 - 10 days

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Type:	BorasTapeter wallpaper
SKU:	1758 Pottery
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Type:	BorasTapeter wallpaper
Vendor:	Tapeter.eu
ROLL OR SAMPLE:	ROLL, SAMPLE
SKU:	1758 Pottery
Weight:	1.2 kg

Design by Stig Lindberg. To Stig Lindberg, pottery was both the starting point and final step of his career. In the early 1940's he designed statues and he also taught pottery at university. This is a pattern that changes its shape every time you look at it.