Elevate your space with the refined charm of our Grey Art Deco Self Adhesive Wallpaper. The delicate leaf design adds a touch of natural elegance, making it an ideal choice for rooms that crave a timeless aesthetic. The grey color brings a light and sophisticated atmosphere, while the leaf pattern in Art Deco style becomes a timeless and beautiful accent.
The primary color of this wallpaper is grey with a darker grey pattern. If you want to customize the colors or wallpaper size, please contact us.
Our peel and stick wallpaper material is super easy to apply and extremely durable. It is designed to repeat the pattern beautifully. Can you apply peel and stick wallpaper to textured walls? Many clients are worried that this kind of material is not suited for textured walls or difficult surfaces. Usually, they are right, as many companies use low-quality materials that won’t stay up for long. We, on the opposite, provide only the finest to our clients. That means a premium-quality highly adhesive material that will work on smooth AND difficult surfaces as well. The Grey Art Deco Self Adhesive Wallpaper will stick for good on lightly textured, concrete, wooden, or even brick walls. Plus, the material we use is 100% opaque so nothing will show through. No worries here as well!
About our peel and stick wallpaper:
– Super easy to install and remove;
– Grey Art Deco Self Adhesive Wallpaper has a very light texture to adjust the background perfectly;
– It works like a sticker. Therefore, no wallpaper paste or glue is needed;
– PVC free and water-resistant;
– Fire-resistant – Class A/Class 1 fire rating according to ASTM E84 Standards;
– We advise applying this wall covering from smooth to lightly textured surfaces;
– Our wallpaper material is 100% opaque;
– Do not apply the peel and stick wallpaper to freshly painted walls, or surfaces painted in the last four weeks. Looks best when applied to smooth surfaces. We have included the wallpaper instructions with each order.
* Please contact us regarding custom sizes and colors.
