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Knockout Roses // cloud

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A romantic monochromatic portrayal of knock out roses, sketched from backyard garden picks.

Repeat: 27 x 30”, after trim
Edge: untrimmed, trims to 27” wide
Yardage: by the linear yard, 27” wide by 36” height
Print: digitally printed with water-based inks
Material: matte non-woven vellum
Lead Time: yardage ships within 4-6 weeks, swatches ship within 2-3 business days
Custom Color Matching: please inquire at hi@byhopejohnson.com
Minimum: Five yard minimum. Orders placed under five yards will not be processed.
. . .
Trade discounts available. Apply here.
. . .
Please refer to our FAQ and Wallpaper Guide for tips and tricks or reach to us at hi@byhopejohnson.com.
. . .
Please note that some of the imagery you see here may be rendered and colors may be slightly different based on computer screens. It’s highly encouraged to purchase a sample to see the artwork in your lighting and space.

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A romantic monochromatic portrayal of knock out roses, sketched from backyard garden picks.

Repeat: 27 x 30”, after trim
Edge: untrimmed, trims to 27” wide
Yardage: by the linear yard, 27” wide by 36” height
Print: digitally printed with water-based inks
Material: matte non-woven vellum
Lead Time: yardage ships within 4-6 weeks, swatches ship within 2-3 business days
Custom Color Matching: please inquire at hi@byhopejohnson.com
Minimum: Five yard minimum. Orders placed under five yards will not be processed.
. . .
Trade discounts available. Apply here.
. . .
Please refer to our FAQ and Wallpaper Guide for tips and tricks or reach to us at hi@byhopejohnson.com.
. . .
Please note that some of the imagery you see here may be rendered and colors may be slightly different based on computer screens. It’s highly encouraged to purchase a sample to see the artwork in your lighting and space.

A romantic monochromatic portrayal of knock out roses, sketched from backyard garden picks.

Repeat: 27 x 30”, after trim
Edge: untrimmed, trims to 27” wide
Yardage: by the linear yard, 27” wide by 36” height
Print: digitally printed with water-based inks
Material: matte non-woven vellum
Lead Time: yardage ships within 4-6 weeks, swatches ship within 2-3 business days
Custom Color Matching: please inquire at hi@byhopejohnson.com
Minimum: Five yard minimum. Orders placed under five yards will not be processed.
. . .
Trade discounts available. Apply here.
. . .
Please refer to our FAQ and Wallpaper Guide for tips and tricks or reach to us at hi@byhopejohnson.com.
. . .
Please note that some of the imagery you see here may be rendered and colors may be slightly different based on computer screens. It’s highly encouraged to purchase a sample to see the artwork in your lighting and space.

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