Product description

Green-beige wallpaper with twigs and leaves, 333401, Emerald, Eijffinger

Wallpapers from the Emerald collection will bring an inimitable atmosphere and style to your home.

Eijffinger always strives for high standards and originality in his motifs, which is why his wallpapers are so popular. And he didn't disappoint this time either.

Wallpapers with serene silhouettes of tropical branches and exotic blossoms, bathed in a veil of filtered light. Or discover the natural structure of fine, woven bamboo. A bold floral motif on rough canvas, the rustic pattern of textured blocks with a hint of sheen or the distinctive ikat motif will transform your walls into a feast for the eye.

Wall murals will also appeal to your imagination. A mountain landscape partially obscured by mist, a flock of cranes rising to welcome the sunrise.

Choose the mood that suits you with Emerald. All rendered in a refined, delicate palette. From soft powder tints, warm earth tones to elegant emerald green and bewitching night blue. Emerald's luxurious and layered designs will add style to your interior. If you want to fall in love with your home, now is the chance.

The new collection from the Dutch wallpaper manufacturer Eijffinger includes wallpapers made of non-woven material, some of which have a vinyl surface.

Why choose non-woven wallpaper?

These wallpapers are made of ecological material - pulp. Their big advantage is easy installation, when you only paint the wall with glue and attach the wallpaper to the wall. Their removal from the wall is just as simple. You can read how easy it is to install non-woven wallpaper here.

And what not to forget before wallpapering?

The primer of the wall is very important, which ensures that the adhesive will perform its function properly and the wallpaper will stick well on the wall. During the wallpapering itself, it is necessary to maintain a constant temperature of around 20 °C and above all not to ventilate for at least another 48 hours, even if it seems to you that the room is damp. The glue simply needs its time to slowly dry completely.