PARROTS OF BRASIL Anthracite Wallpaper (WP20522) by Mind The Gap
Required Minimum Quantity Purchase: Sold and Priced as 1-roll in a box.
In this vibrant wallpaper design, inspired by the beautiful flora and fauna of Brasil, there is a stylish mix of beautifully illustrated parrots and tropical plants, in an effort to recreate the paradisiac feel of a lush exotic habitat. Each parrot, elegantly highlighted with bright strokes of color, adds to the complexity of the exquisite wallpaper. From the scarlet macaw, to various parakeet species, the layout is full of lively symbols of the evergreen forests of Brasil, emphasizing the rich ecological diversity of the region.
Created on 1,56 meter width for maximising the design repetition, the PARROTS OF BRASIL is available in two colour versions: light and anthracite. The design is printed over 3 rolls.
Suggestions: Blend in a BARBADOS Lampshade and complete the paradisiac look.
Collection: THE WALLPAPER COMPENDIUM 1
Size: 3 rolls x 20.5 x 118.1 in
Roll width: 0.52m / 20.5in
Roll length: 3m / 118in
Surface size: 4.65mp
Design report: 100cm / 39.3in
Colour: Black, Green, Red
Surface: Textured Matte
Application Type: Paste the wall
Design: Printed over 3 Rolls
Packing: 3-rolls in a box
All our wallpapers are made on new generation non-woven substrate. Printed with eco-friendly inks, MINDTHEGAP wallpaper are easy to install on any wall type.
When hanging the wallpaper, apply the ready-mix adhesive paste on the wall and hang the strips one by one by butting the edges together. The adhesive allows for a while moving the wallpaper strips, so that the wallpaper pattern continues correctly from one strip to another.
Origin: Manufactured in Transylvania, Romania
Mind The Gap's range of designer wallpapers are created and made in Transylvania. Combining the impact of a mural with traditional wallpaper repeats, Mind The Gap's wallcoverings are manufactured in-house by using modern and traditional technologies. Eclectic and evocative, these timeless wallpaper collections take inspiration from the region's diverse ethnic heritage, paying homage to art, architecture, culture, and rituals from all four corners of the globe.
