The Anteater Midnight Blue Wallpaper by Annika Reed Studio
£165.00
My favourite author as a child was Roald Dahl. Dirty Beasts is a collection of rhymes about unsuspecting animals. The Anteater though seemingly absurd and fantastical is more than a moral lesson about a spoiled child. The Anteater is a telling portrait on the relationship between human and animal. There shall be consequences if removed from their natural habitat.
To avoid future consequences the natural habitat of this Anteater is the wall of your child’s bedroom
Width 52cm
Roll Length 10 metres
Pattern Repeat 26 x 26cm
Application Method PASTE THE WALL
Environment
Now more than ever we need to take more care and consideration to look after our planet. All Annika Reed papers are FSC Certified and printed with fade proof, environmentally friendly inks. They are made in the UK using Britain’s finest digital wallpaper manufacturer helping to reduce our carbon footprint.
Please note all wallpaper is printed in batches. There can be a slight difference in colour between each batch to avoid this we print to order.
Please allow 2-6 weeks for delivery and ensure you order the correct quality of rolls to enable the perfect match.
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