Dinoflorous Wallpaper by Bobo 1325
£160.00
Dinoflorous Wallpaper by Bobo 1325
Dinoflorous wallpaper is part of the ‘Fleurassic Park’ collection born of magic and fantasy. Floradactyl is a design for people who want more out of their wallpaper. They want art. They want intrigue. They want beauty. They want a statement. For the girls that love dinosaurs and the boys that love flowers. Gaze in wonder at the hand illustrated and painted elements allowing you to get lost in the story of this collection, let your imagination run wild. For those quirky interior spaces not just for children. Additional colourways coming soon.
Colourway BLUE/WHITE
Width - 52CM
Roll Length - 10 METRES
Match - STRAIGHT
Application Method PASTE THE WALL
Substrate NON WOVEN
Finish - PEARL
Printing DIGITALLY
Printed in the UK on the highest quality substrate.
Fire certification: EN15102:2007+A1:2011
DELIVERY - This wallpaper is normally kept in stock. If you require a large amount please do get in touch and we'd be happy to advise on stock levels.
BOBO1325 is a Manchester based design house, specialising in interior furnishings for the residential and contract markets
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