Acacia Wallpaper 11054 by Cole & Son in Taupe Brown Roll from Cole & Son New
Merchant: The Rug Seller
Brand: Cole & Son
Product code: 109/11054
Merchant's Category: Home & Garden> Decor> Rugs
The Acacia tree is an enduring sight in Africa with its bright yellow 'fluff-ball' flowers and holds warm memories for Ardmore founder Fee Halsted. Having always had monkeys around her as a child these humorous animals full of wit pranks and intelligence will always hold a place in her heart and in turn have provided the inspiration for this striking conversational wallpaper. Designed to create a wide striped effect this paper's detailed design will add drama and charm to any interior. Displayed here in shades of duck egg green and print room blue on a cream white background. Use on all four walls or hang on one feature wall for an alternative twist ideal for living room hallway and bedroom areas. The Acacia wallpaper is part of the Cole & Son Ardmore wallpapers collection. Application Method: paste the wall and then apply wallpaper. Pattern match: Half Drop Match. Vertical repeat: 76.20cm.
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