Wallpapers Ichika-Terre-FP046002 Pierre Frey

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Ichika

FP046002 - Terre

ICHIKA is a Japanese name meaning "thousand flowers", chosen for this charming flowerbed with countless blooms, created by Japanese artist Keiko Yanag...

Ichika

ICHIKA is a Japanese name meaning "thousand flowers", chosen for this charming flowerbed with countless blooms, created by Japanese artist Keiko Yanagisawa.

Caractéristiques

Sales Unit

Available per meter/yard

Caractéristiques

Backing

NON WOVEN

Caractéristiques

Composition

Caractéristiques

Width

134 cm / 52,75 inch

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Raccord : Vertical 54 cm / 21.25 inch

Raccord : Horizontal 67 cm / 26 inch

Laize : 134,00 cm / 52,75 inch

Type

Wide width printed wallpapers

Sales Unit

Available per meter/yard

Backing

NON WOVEN

Composition

Width

134 cm / 52,75 inch

Repeat

H: 67 cm - 26,00 inch

V: 54 cm - 21,25 inch

Straight repeat

Weight

185 gr / m²

Care

Washable

Good lightfastness

Trimming

Pretrimmed

Hanging/Removing

Paste the wall

Strippable

Certifications

EUROCLASS B-s1,d0

ASTM E84 Class A

Notes

Good lightfastness

Flame retardant backing

Information

Use the trim & join marks during installation. Double-cut installation.

Book

F9979PPFREY44

Glossary

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CM Inch

Walls

= square meter

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ASTM E84 certification

Soleil Levant

SOLEIL LEVANT! A name like a promise of elsewhere, the discovery of a thousand-year-old art, landscapes and a singular craft: the Far East. Driven by the spirit of Wabi-Sabi, between fullness and the traces of human activity, the collection revisits the real or imaginary bestiary of tigers and dragons of this land, Chinese porcelain, and the techniques and patterns of traditional Japanese or Tibetan clothing. It invites poetic escapism through the interplay of textures, inks, shapes and colours in subtle harmonies.

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