Wallpaper-Coral Fern Bracken
Our Coral Fern design takes its inspiration from the native fern "Gleichenia dicarpa" found in riverbeds and tall open forests along the east coast of Australia, from Queensland to Tasmania. This wallpaper is inspired by the dried version of the fern, imagined here in neutral, organic tones of russet-coloured brown on natural background.
*Price is for 18.5cm x25cm Wallpaper Sample. Please see below for more information on ordering meterage.
Strong, lightweight, breathable, non woven wallpaper with an extra matt, fine texture. Content: Cellulose, PVC-Free. Weight:180g/m2, 285 micron. Fire Rating: C-s1, do(Euro EN 13501-1); Class B (ASTM E84-23) CE- marking: EN 15102:2007+A1:2011
Wallpaper is printed with eco solvent inks for durability and light resistance
Finished Width: 71cm(after trimming) Paper Width: 76.2cm
Pattern match: Straight at 71cm
Pattern Repeat: Vertical: 71cm, Horizontal: 71cm
Installation: Supplied untrimmed with a 2cm bleed each side for double-cut installation. Paste the wall with heavy-duty tub paste. Please see wallpaper hanging instructions for more information on installing this product. Any Water-based sealer can be applied to installed wallpaper for added protection.
Care: Washable with a soft cloth + soapy water only. Do not scrub.
* SAMPLES ONLY can be ordered online. For quotes, orders & enquiries please contact us direct through the contact page, including your measurements H x W of the space, and we will get back to you with a quote, leadtime and freight cost.
*Colour consistancy from sample to print: Please note, due to the nature of digital printing there can be < 5% variation in colour from sample to production due to changes in atmosphere and substrate batches; these variances are extremely rare & minor in nature, are within commercial tolerances for digital printing and do not affect the overall appearance. If you are concerned please contact us for further information .
Wallpaper is printed to order. Please allow 3 weeks for delivery.
Designed & printed in Australia
