Riambel – Moris
Reference : DOM615
Non-woven bespoke panoramic wallpaper with naturalistic boards depicting shells on an aged white wooden wall. We advise you to add 5 cm to the height and width.
Description
Riambel is a village located on the south coast of Mauritius which means “”sunny beach”” in Malagasy. This panoramic trompe-l’oeil wallpaper represents a collection of ancient naturalistic plates on which appear shells, corals or algae, pinned on a wall of bleached wooden slats. Like a collector, we can admire the graphic beauty of these marine treasures found in the water surrounding Mauritius.
Many elements evoke the past: the leaves, yellowed by time, the rusty nails or the faded wall. All in shades of beige and white, with a few hints of orange and red, this very soft wall mural will be perfect in an office or a corridor, for a “”cabinet of curiosities”” spirit.
We advise you to add 5 cm to your height and width, these are the security margins. If your dimensions exceed the initial measurements of the wall mural presented on our website, you can contact our customer service ([email protected]) and our Design Studio will rework the wall mural to fit your dimensions. The lengths are 70 cm wide.
Technical Specificities
| Type | Bespoke panoramic wall mural |
| Paste | Quelyd non-woven wallpaper |
| Height | 300 |
| Width | 450 |
| Origin | France |
| Delivered in | Roll |
| Strip width | 70 |
