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Painterly Gingham Wallpaper Sample in Peach

$15.00

This painterly gingham meets plaid is inspired by lake house vibes, summer feels, and the patterns you may find from your grandmother’s quilt stash.

SAMPLE DETAILS:
Size: 8x10” sample
Material: non-woven vellum
Color & Print: digitally printed with water-based inks (the same as the actual yardage)
Scale:the sample will be the sample scale as the yardage
Lead Time: samples ship in 3-5 business days directly from the studio

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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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