Hispalis Wallpaper 2005 by Cole & Son in Khaki Roll from Cole & Son New
Merchant: The Rug Seller
Brand: Cole & Son
Product code: 117/2005
Merchant's Category: Home & Garden> Decor> Rugs
Hispalis takes its name from the Latinisation of Seville's earliest known moniker Spal with Julius Caesar designating the city Colonia Iulia Romula Hispalis. This tapestry-like design depicts an antique land in the balmy late afternoon sun with its densely overgrown archway in sun-bleached shades of khaki green burnt orange and sand yellow. Display this wallpaper as a feature wall in a bedroom living room or dining room or perhaps used to paper an entire hallway or staircase creating a unique finish that'll be the awe of family and visitors alike. The Hispalis wallpaper is part of the Cole & Son Seville wallpapers collection. Application Method: paste the wall and then apply wallpaper. Pattern match: Half Drop. Vertical repeat: 180cm. This wallpaper is a wide-width wallpaper and requires less rolls than a standard wallpaper. We recommend you contact a professional decorator for advice before purchasing.
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