Jute Wallpaper by Mind The Gap
£195.00
Jute Wallpaper by Mind The Gap
Jute wallpaper is part of The 'Fabric Obsession' collection of wallpapers by Mind The Gap inspired by how lots of us have a secret obsession for fabric. Some love heavy cotton, others are ravished by natural linen or pure silk, some of us just are obsessed by denim. Fabrics have an important place in our life, being used in any possible way to create a comfortable lifestyle. Inspired by the precious feeling of touching a quality textile, we designed Trompe L'Oile wallpapers showing patchwork of different natural fabrics in all their beauty.
Colourway BLUE/BEIGE
Width 52cm
Roll Length 3 METRES Sold in sets of 3 rolls giving coverage of up to 4.64sqm
Application Method PASTE THE WALL
Substrate NON WOVEN
Printing
DIGITAL DELIVERY - Please allow up to 15 days for delivery however we will endeavour to get it to you as soon as possible.
Mind The Gap wallpapers are made in Transylvania, using only FSC Grade wallpaper substrate produced from sustainable managed forest. The inks are odourless, with a very high durability being certified to comply with the Nordic Swan Environmental Standard.
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