Raffia Curves Wallpaper - Geometric - Cream

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The Raffia Curves Wallpaper in Cream is designed for homeowners looking to create a tranquil, serene sanctuary through natural-inspired textures and earthy elegance. Its key benefit lies in the soothing combination of warm cream tones and subtle geometric curves, which promote relaxation in bedrooms, living rooms, and dining areas. Potential users should note that the product features a non-washable finish, making it unsuitable for high-moisture areas or rooms prone to wall scuffs.
| Colour | Cream |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Geometric |
| Model Part Number | 1204323 |
| Brand | I Love Wallpaper |
No, this product is non-washable and not moisture-resistant, so it should not be installed in bathrooms or kitchens.
We strongly recommend ordering all required rolls in one purchase to avoid potential shade variations between different production batches.
Each roll measures 50cm in width by 10m in length.
No, because this is a 'Paste The Wall' product, no soaking time is required.
It is designed to pair well with matt emulsion paints like White Whisper or Ivory Spray.
Since it is non-washable, gently use a clean, dry, soft cloth or a soft-bristled brush attachment on a vacuum.
Ensure the adhesive is applied evenly to the edges of the wall and avoid over-stretching the paper during application.
Use a wallpaper smoothing tool or a soft roller to gently push air pockets toward the nearest edge.
The pattern repeat is 50cm. Always align the pattern at eye level before smoothing down the rest of the drop.
Installation follows the 'Paste The Wall' method, which means you apply the adhesive directly to the wall surface rather than the back of the paper. This reduces mess and minimizes paper expansion.
Key considerations: