Helen Strom Lg. Nature Array Wallpaper, Stone
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Helen Strom Lg. Nature Array Wallpaper, Stone

$6.00 - $115.00
Est. Arrival: Aug 19 - Aug 31
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Why we love this

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: Helen Ström's watercolor depiction of feathers, shells, and other natural artifacts is repeated on this wallpaper as a large-scale motif. It's ideal for an entry, a bedroom, a kitchen, or anywhere else you'd like to bring the outdoors in.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Details: Add paste to the paper for application.
Dimensions: 132" x 26"; covers 23.8 square feet
Finish: pre-trimmed
Includes: single roll
Made In: USA
Please Note: For removal, peel off top layer from wall and apply preferred wallpaper remover to remaining product, following directions on the remover's label.
Repeat: straight match
SKU: 77605240
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: Aug 19 - Aug 31
STANDARD DELIVERY: This item ships standard service. Learn more about our shipping & handling rates.
RETURNS: This item is non-returnable. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Born in Sweden and now living in Paris, Helen Ström uses watercolors to create a permanent record of objects and vistas that capture her interest. "With no exception there is light, shadows, and water involved," she says.
Why we love this

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: Helen Ström's watercolor depiction of feathers, shells, and other natural artifacts is repeated on this wallpaper as a large-scale motif. It's ideal for an entry, a bedroom, a kitchen, or anywhere else you'd like to bring the outdoors in.

About the Brand
Born in Sweden and now living in Paris, Helen Ström uses watercolors to create a permanent record of objects and vistas that capture her interest. "With no exception there is light, shadows, and water involved," she says.