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Classic Linen White Wallpaper WTG-263585 by Ronald Redding Wallpaper for sale at Wallpapers To Go
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Ronald Redding GV0228 Classic Linen White Wallpaper

Price: $68.00 per 24 ft (7.32 m) Yard
This Wallpaper is priced and sold in linear yards

Minimum Order: $544.00
Additional 15% off. Discount applied in cart.
Mfg. Pattern #:GV0228
Item #:WTG-263585

Additional Information

Product Type:
Wallpaper
Width:
54 in (137.16 cm)
Roll Length:
24 ft (7.32 m) Yard
Pattern Match:
Random
Material:
Linen on Nonwoven backing
Adhesive:
Unpasted
Maintenance:
Dust and Vacuum
Removal:
Strippable

Explore the Classic Linen White Wallpaper - pattern number GV0228 - by Ronald Redding Wallpaper from the Grasscloth and Natural Resource book. Wallpapers To Go is America's #1 wallcovering store and has been helping customers add beauty to their homes and businesses for 50 years. Save big during our Spring Sale! Up to 25% off with free shipping until April 30th.

The clean streamlined weave of authentic Classic Linen still captivates with modern sophistication and elegant simplicity of line shown in white linen. This Classic Linen Wallpaper measures approximately 54 inches wide by 24 feet long measuring approximately 108 square feet per roll. A curated showcase of luxurious natural materials. Discover grasscloth in every hue and texture alongside embellished wood veneers and naturally brilliant mica.

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