Ferm Living Lines Wallpaper

30070186 delicate golden lines create a subtle pattern in this mint wallpaper by ferm living adding an exclusive touch to your personal style.

Ferm living lines wallpaper.

30070186 lines wallpaper in dark blue is inspired by classic art deco design and is part of the very special collection. For classic art deco inspired walls our lines wallpaper in a dark blue off white mint or grey is certain to create an exciting effect whether you hang it on. On orders above 130 created with sketch. Ferm living aps cvr no.

With a passion for authentic and functional danish design we make furniture and interiors that create space to be who you are. Ferm living offers a range of different patterns ranging from celebratory confetti over angles stripes and lines to more natural themes of marble trees half moons and floral prints. The stylish geometric pattern was inspired by the classic art deco style. Carefully delivered within 1 3 days.

On orders above 130 created with sketch. The ferm living lines wallpaper creates a calm backdrop with a graphical edge in your home upgrade your walls with this elegant wallpaper. The lines is a premium wallpaper printed with special techniques that have been used since back in the early 1800s. Add style to your walls.

Upgrade your walls with graphic wallpaper see more online at our webshop. It gives your walls a subtle but exclusive feeling and is patterned without taking over too much. Delicate golden lines create a subtle pattern by ferm living. Free delivery over eur 130.

The lines wallpaper is part of our very special collection by ferm living. Ferm living aps cvr no. Shipped free and with love. Carefully delivered within 1 3 days.

Ferm living aps cvr no. Shipped free and with love. For classic art deco inspired walls our lines wallpaper in a dark blue off white mint or grey is certain to create an exciting effect whether you hang it on. And packaged with love.

Ferm living s lines wallpaper is adorned by delicate golden lines which have been created with traditional printing techniques from the early 19th century.