WALL BLUSH
State Room Scroll (Green) Wallpaper
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Deep hunter green meets ivory in a damask that means business. Elaborately carved oval medallions anchor a repeating lattice of feathered acanthus scrollwork and draped bead chains — all rendered in a precisely mirrored repeat that feels almost three-dimensional against the rich, dark ground. It's the kind of pattern that makes a dining room feel like a private library, a powder room feel like a palace antechamber, or a laundry room feel like it belongs in a manor house. Unapologetically grand, and completely at home wherever it lands.
Part of the Modern Manor line by @peonyandhoney — Peony and Honey.
- Printed on demand in the USA
- Available in peel-and-stick (removable, repositionable) and traditional wallpaper
- Panels are 19 inches wide; select the number of panels to fit your wall
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