Wallpapers La valette-Ciel-BP335003 Pierre Frey

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Braquenié

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La valette

BP335003 - Ciel

A reproduction of a painted, dyed and printed 18th-century fabric made in India for the European market, complete with a lace pattern inspired by earl...

La valette

A reproduction of a painted, dyed and printed 18th-century fabric made in India for the European market, complete with a lace pattern inspired by early 18th-century lace motifs. It has been preserved in the Braquenié archives since the 19th century.

Caractéristiques

Sales Unit

Available per roll of 10,05 mts

Caractéristiques

Backing

NON WOVEN

Caractéristiques

Composition

Caractéristiques

Width

52 cm / 20,47 inch

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Raccord : Vertical 46 cm / 18.11 inch

Raccord : Horizontal 52 cm / 20 inch

Laize : 52,00 cm / 20,47 inch

Type

Small width printed wallpapers

Sales Unit

Available per roll of 10,05 mts

Backing

NON WOVEN

Composition

Width

52 cm / 20,47 inch

Repeat

H: 52 cm - 20,00 inch

V: 46 cm - 18,11 inch

Straight repeat

Weight

150 gr / m²

Care

Washable

Moderate lightfastness

Trimming

Trimmed

Hanging/Removing

Paste the wall

Strippable

Certifications

EUROCLASS B-s1,d0

ASTM E84 Class A

Notes

Traditional printing technique

Book

B9979PPBRAQ4

Glossary

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Walls

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Compagnie Des Indes

COMPAGNIE DES INDES is an ode to exoticism, a major theme in 18th century decorative arts. Exotic flowers, pineapples and chinoiseries embody this attraction for the rest of the world, which began in the 16th century with imports from the Ottoman Empire, India, Persia and China. These distant lands fascinate Europeans who are seduced by this dreamy exoticism. A large selection of archives held by Maison Pierre Frey are here reinterpreted, embellished and adapted to wall decoration.

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