WALL BLUSH
State Room Scroll (Blue) Wallpaper
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Unapologetically grand, this lavish damask draws the eye across elaborately carved oval medallions, feathered acanthus scrollwork, and draped bead chains — all rendered in warm ivory against a deep, sumptuous dusty blue. The precisely mirrored repeat gives the print an almost three-dimensional richness, like plasterwork lifted straight from a stately home. It belongs in a formal dining room, a powder room that means business, or wrapping an entire bedroom in hushed, aristocratic calm.
The Modern Manor
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- Printed on demand in the USA
- Available in removable peel-and-stick and traditional wallpaper
- Panels are 19 inches wide; choose the number of panels to fit your wall
- Peel-and-stick is renter-friendly, repositionable, and removable
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