Wallpaper & Wallcovering Collections

Coney Lady

All City Papers Coney Lady | ref: 1980

This collection transports us to the days of Lady Pink, a famous graffiti artist. It represents a dreamlike vision of Coney Island’s Surf Avenue projected as a pretty carrousel floating in the clouds.

Product´s characteristics
- Rapport : 27,55ins
  Refers to the minimum unit of repetition. A rapport of, for example, 53 cm x 100 cm means that the motif is repeated horizontally every 53 cm and vertically every 100 cm. If just one measure is indicated, the rapport is repeated according to this measure in both directions.
- Roll size : 11yds x 20,86 ins
  The first measure corresponds to the length whereas the second corresponds to the height.
- Weight : 150 gr / m2
  Indicates the products weight, generally in relation to a specific size.
- Good resistance to light
  Good resistance to light: colours maintain its brightness for longer periods. There is no need to close the curtains or lower the blinds to preserve the paper’s colour intensity.
- Washable
  Just because its paper doesn’t mean it can not be cleaned. Use a cloth slightly moistened and carefully pass it over the paper.
- Peelable
  Peelable: the paper is easy removable (when you want to replace it for our latest collection) There is no need to scrape off until exhaustion anymore.
- Fire-proof certificate
  Means this product is not flammable. Furthermore, since it does not catch fire, it doesn’t contribute to fire propagation.
- Apply glue to the paper roll
  Apply glue to the paper roll: in some types of paper the glue must be applied to the paper, whereas in others it is applied directly to the wall.
Warning:

There may be small variation in each manufacture: +-5% colouring, or +-1,5mm error margin in the design's rapport.
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