LEXINGTON 1853 Louisa

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Product Sertificate 1
Non-woven wallpaper that means you apply adhesive directly to the wall.
Product Sertificate 2
Our wallpapers are CE-marked, for the highest standards in health, safety and environmental protection.
Product Sertificate 3
Mark of Quality. Assurance from the International Wallcovering Manufacturers Association (IGI).
Product Sertificate 4
The raw wood material we use for our paper comes from sustainably managed forests.

LEXINGTON 1853 Louisa

€74.00

Available: In stock
Price: €74.00
Ex Tax: €61.66


LEXINGTON - Louisa
Product Code: 1853
Collection: LEXINGTON
Brand: Boråstapeter
Manuf.Country: Sweden
Width/Length: 10.05 m x 53 cm
Pattern repeat: 0 cm
Primary color: Blue
Secondary color: White 
Style: Scandinavian, Classic, New England
Nuance: Light
Room type: Bedroom, Livingroom, Hallway
Drop type: No alignment
Material: non-woven ECO
Glue: Quelyd Fliselin/Kiilto Master Flis

Availability: 2 - 10 days

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1853 Louisa
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1.2 kg
Lexington Company started out making bed linen from shirt material. Louisa is a homage to the classic striped work shirt. The design is printed using an engraving technique and has a fabric-like texture that softens the shirt stripes and gives the room a warm, pleasant feel. Suitable for a living room by the sea or a bedroom or children's room in the heart of town. It takes its name from American author Louisa May Alcott, who was known for her books for young people and wrote Little Women, among others (1832-1888).
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