Nocturnal Faunacation Wallpaper by Divine Savages
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Nocturnal Faunacation wallpaper by Divine Savages.
Divine Savage's iconic print featuring tropical palms, jungle foliage and big cats. NOCTURNAL FAUNACATION features a luxurious palette of deep blue, teal and emerald green which takes this jungle inspired print to a new level as the big cats come out at night, joined by a beautiful full moon and a sky awash with stars.
Colourway. BLUE/BLACK
Roll Width. 62.5cm
Roll Length 10 metres
Wall Coverage 6.25 sqm
Pattern Repeat W: 62.5cm x H: 62.5cm
Hanging method: Paste the wall - no decorating table or pre-cutting needed!
Smooth 180gsm paper
Easily removable
Wipeable with soft cloth, no detergent
DELIVERY - This paper is normally kept in stock, but for large quantities we may need to place a bespoke order. For a bespoke order please allow 4-5 weeks from order date to delivery. Please contact us for an up to date delivery date and we'd be happy to check stock levels.
Made in England - we're very proud to support a young British company 'Divine Savages'.
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