Hibou Design Woodland Wonders Wallpaper
Hibou Design

Hibou Design Woodland Wonders Wallpaper

£69.95

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Description Allow a magical tale of woodland wonders to unfold upon your walls with this Woodland Wonders wallpaper from Hibou Design. With hand drawn woodland creatures, toadstools, acorns and more, this gorgeous wallpaper works beautifully in a baby's nursery or child's bedroom. Buying wallpaper is a big decision - feel free to order a sample first (52cm x 30cm) to build out your vision. For purposes of calculation it is wise to ignore windows and doors and treat walls with them in as full walls. It is likely that as much paper will be used cutting and piecing around the recesses as would be used on a straight drop. This wallpaper design is non woven this means you will install the paper by applying paste to the wall. Instructions on how to hang the wallpaper are included on the reverse of the packaging label inside each wallpaper roll. It is important that these are followed carefully.

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