Zsa Zsa Wallpaper by Divine Savages
£150.00
Zsa Zsa wallpaper by Divine Savages.
A stunningly flamboyant design that conjures the Golden Age of Hollywood and the iconic motion pictures of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Our glorious ostrich showgirls display their beautiful candy pink feathers as they dance across the stage in glorious Technicolour formation.
Blending bold stripes with a nod to Art Deco, this wallpaper will add excitement, interest and colour to your home. Be bold, be daring – be Zsa Zsa.
Colourway. PINK
Roll Width. 62.5cm
Roll Length 10 metres
Wall Coverage 6.25 sqm
Pattern Repeat W: 62.5cm x H: 21cm
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.
We recommend 'Solvite' wallpaper paste. Just paste the wall then directly apply the wallpaper to the walls.
Made in England - we're very proud to support a young British company 'Divine Savages'.
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