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Mind the Gap has a range of designer wallpapers created and made in Transylvania. Combining the impact of a mural with traditional wallpaper repeats, the wallcoverings are manufactured in-house by using modern and traditional technologies. Eclectic and evocative, Mind the Gap 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. Need help choosing the right wallpaper for your home? Read our guide to transforming your walls - and your space. To calculate the square footage of your space, we recommend combining the width of each wall, then multiplying this number by your ceiling height. Next, divide this number by the square footage of a single roll of wallpaper to determine the number of rolls required. Always round up to account for pattern repeat and variation. Branchy Autumn Tree Wallpaper by MINDTHEGAP in Green at Anthropologie
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Branchy Autumn Wallpaper In Green
Mind the Gap has a range of designer wallpapers created and made in Transylvania. Combining the impact of a mural with traditional wallpaper repeats, the wallcoverings are manufactured in-house by using modern and traditional technologies. Eclectic and evocative, Mind the Gap 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. Need help choosing the right wallpaper for your home? Read our guide to transforming your walls - and your space. To calculate the square footage of your space, we recommend combining the width of each wall, then multiplying this number by your ceiling height. Next, divide this number by the square footage of a single roll of wallpaper to determine the number of rolls required. Always round up to account for pattern repeat and variation. Branchy Autumn Tree Wallpaper by MINDTHEGAP in Green at Anthropologie