Description
The Aratorp wallpaper is adorned with a dense pattern of lush foliage and beautiful flower arrangements in various shades of blue, beige, gray, and white. A typical turn-of-the-century wallpaper that, despite its rich floral pattern, creates a calm, cozy atmosphere once applied to the wall. This type of early 20th-century design was often built around exotic plants or fantasy flowers, but here we instead see blooming lilacs, as a tribute to our Swedish heritage. A fantastic wallpaper that is also available in two other color schemes.
Pattern match: Offset match, 32 cm
Everything has its time – and every time has its style. Here, we have gathered period-typical wallpapers that highlight the personality of your home. Carefully selected patterns from the past that also suit life in the here and now. A deep dive into six different style eras from the turn of the last century to the present day – wallpapers for homes of all eras! Here you will find wallpapers from the turn of the century, the Art Nouveau era, the 1920s villa, the Swedish folk home, the brick house, and the new build. Most are reprints of older patterns from our archive, but some are completely new designs. A unique collection that serves as both a guide and inspiration when you want to bring your home's original expression to life.
Specifications
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Brand: Boråstapeter
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Collection: Alla Tiders Hus
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Roll width: 0.53 m
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Roll length: 10.05 m
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Pattern repeat: 32 cm
- Primary color: Blue
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Material category: Non-woven
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Pattern: Art & History, Foliage
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Style: Rural, Vintage, Romantic
- Shade: Dark
Room: Room: Bedroom, Living room, Kitchen, Dining room, Hallway, Staircase, Office, Teen room, Children's room
Pattern match: Offset match 32 cm
Environment & certifications
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Non-woven wallpaper, which means you apply the adhesive directly to the wall.
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Boråstapeter's wallpapers are CE-marked to meet the highest standards for environmental and safety requirements.
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Quality certification according to the International Wallcovering Manufacturers Association (IGI).
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The wood raw material Boråstapeter uses for its paper comes from sustainable forestry.