Kodu BorasTapeter Livingroom SKANDINAAVIA DISAINERID II 1764 Poème damour

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SKANDINAAVIA DISAINERID II 1764 Poème damour

Name: SKANDINAAVIA DISAINERID II 1764 Poème damour
Brand: Tapeter.eu
Price: 81.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Translation missing: et.products.product.regular_price €81.00

Saadaval: Laos

Price: €81.00
Ex Tax: €67.50

Poème damour
tootekood: 1764
Kogumise Skandinaavia Disainerid II
Design by Stig Lindberg
Brand: Boråstapeter
Manuf.Riik: Rootsi
Laius/Pikkus: 10.05 m x 53 cm
mustrikordus: 53 cm
Esmane värv: Roosa
Nüanss: Valgus
Washability:Extra pestav
Stiilis: Retro
Ruumi tüüp: Magamistuba, Elutuba, Kabinet
Tilk tüüp: Pool Tilk
Materjal: mitte-kootud ECO
Liim: Quelyd Fliselin/Kiilto Master Flis

Saadavus: 2 - 10 päeva

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Saadaval:	Laos
Tüüp:	BorasTapeter wallpaper
Sku:	1764 Poème d´amour
Kategooriad:	All Categories, BorasTapeter, BorasTapeter Bedroom, BorasTapeter Guest room, BorasTapeter Livingroom, BorasTapeter Office, €1-€7, €50-€150
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Tüüp:	BorasTapeter wallpaper
Hankija:	Tapeter.eu
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Sku:	1764 Poème d´amour
Kaal:	1.2 kg

Design by Stig Lindberg. A pattern from the large, playful collection that Stig Lindberg composed for an exhibition at NK (the Nordic Company) in 1947. The managing director, Astrid Sampe fell in love with the pattern to such a degree that she had it turned into a dress. Stig Lindberg then made a necklace and bracelet of porcelain flowers for the dress that is now on display at the Nordic Museum.