Nikki Chu Burundi Thatch Peel and Stick Wallpaper

RMK12220PL Peel and Stick Wallpaper by WallPops

Nikki Chu Burundi Thatch Peel and Stick Wallpaper

$49.99

In classic handblock print style this emersion of horizontal and vertical broken lines creates a unique design for walls with a nod to tribal art in Burundi Thatch peel and stick wallpaper by Nikki Chu for RoomMates.

SKU: RMK12220PL

Easy Installation

100% Removable,
0% Damage

Designer Style, Instant Impact

Colorway: Grey

Grey

Navy

Size: Single Roll

How Much Do I need?

Single Roll (20.5in x 18.0ft)

Sample (8in x 10in)

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It’s As Easy As 1, 2, 3

Full How To Guide

STEP 1

Clean & Measure

Clean, dry, and smooth all surfaces. From the corner, measure out the width of the paper and mark the wall lightly with a pencil.

STEP 2

Align & Smooth

Cut the first strip to wall height before applying the paper to the top of the wall and smoothing out.

STEP 3

Trim & Admire

Trim excess material at ceiling and baseboard. Step back to admire your work!

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