Julie Feels Home Tilia Wallpaper - Non-Woven, Paste the Wall in 3 Colors

New colors, new format. is not just a lot of colour, but a completely new format. That a design wallpaper can be combined with a plain is nothing new. At there is another option. Julia refers to them as the Twin Wall. A Twin Wall is a wallpaper that is both and combines design and plain in itself. Everyone decides for themselves how much design and how much uni they want to have on their own wall. A breath of fresh air for your home. What else distinguishes from other colored wallpapers? Clearly her sophisticated finish! Each wallpaper is finished with Ultragold and shimmers particularly elegantly. Even more individuality, even more color, even more shine - that's and it looks fantastic at Julia's home. And we're sure you will too! A tribute to our designer. Julie . . . this is our Juliet. Julia is a designer at Hohenberger and she loves colour. That's why we couldn't help it and simply had to name this collection after her. Julia has seen many living and decoration trends come and go. And tried it myself. So she's an expert and knows what's hot. is her heart project. The first designs were actually only intended for her own home. For this she colored floral designs in her favorite colors and completely inspired us. We couldn't keep that to ourselves. And that's why is now a whole collection and there for everyone.

Highlights

• Non-Woven Wallpaper: breathable, dimensionally stable and easy to hang.
• Paste the Wall: apply adhesive directly to the wall and hang the dry paper - no soaking or booking.
• Dry Strippable: comes off cleanly when it's time for a change.
• Washable: wipe clean with a damp cloth.
• Coverage: About 64.1 square feet per roll.

Available Colors

Multi-coloured, Green, Beige

Specifications

How Many Rolls Do I Need?

Measure the width of each wall and multiply by the height to get the square footage, subtract doors and windows, then divide by the coverage per roll. We recommend adding 10-15% extra for pattern matching and trimming, and ordering all rolls at once so they come from the same print batch.