Non-woven wallpaper does not require soaking time, so you can quickly wallpaper your entire wall. This way you don't have to fuss with a wallpapering table, because the glue can be spread directly on the wall. The non-woven wallpaper is supplied in strips of 70 cm wide.
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The seamless wallpaper comes on one large roll, so no loose strips like with normal wallpaper. The wallpaper is made of environmentally friendly SanoTex. The opaque gray back of SanoTex makes the colors of the print stand out extra beautifully and the white parts of the canvas are also really white. The material does not tear or wrinkle, is easy to clean and scratch-resistant. In addition, Sanotex is UV light resistant, so the prints do not discolour from the sun and, thanks to the B1 fire certification, it is fire retardant.
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Vinyl wallpaper is easy to remove from the wall. In addition, your vinyl wallpaper can be wiped clean, ideal if you have children or pets. Vinyl wallpaper either has a top layer of vinyl or consists entirely of this material. This means it can withstand a damp cloth or some splash water. That is also why you could also choose vinyl wallpaper for your kitchen and bathroom. The vinyl wallpaper is supplied in strips of 70 cm wide.
The vinyl wallpaper is also available with a top layer with a leather look and a textile look.
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The acoustic wallpaper is made of a material with the brand name MultiTexPro. This has a three-layer polyester fabric on which the print is printed with sublimation and is approximately 5mm thick. Never before has a wall covering had a leveling, insulating and sound-absorbing effect! These unique properties make MultiTexPro an innovation that allows you to create an attractive and pleasant base.
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Meet the creator
Jesper Krijgsman was born in 1992 and lived in Switzerland, where he worked as a graphic designer and artist. He was named a Top Talent by Adobe in 2019 and his work hangs in galleries worldwide.
By photographing, editing everything himself and, above all, learning about the subjects he photographs, his bond
with the natural world strengthened.
