Maison Baluchon x RMN-Grand Palais - Non-woven wallpaper - Herbier du Roi Green

Non-woven wallpaper - Patterns inspired by the botanical engravings of the Louis XIV french king

4 strips in stock

Non-woven wallpaper
Herbier du Roi Green

Name: Non-woven wallpaper
Brand: Maison Baluchon
SKU: MBPPIHRVE
Availability: InStock

Green botanical environment - Château de Versailles

Wall tapestry with green motifs from the Herbier du Roi collection created in collaboration with RMN-Grand Palais illustrating 18th century botanical engravings

Non-woven wallpaper Herbier du Roi Green

Our high quality non-woven wallpapers are based on our original creations. Each of the Maison Baluchon collections is available in standard or made-to-measure sizes. Our wall decorations create a mineral, animal & vegetable universe for your interior. Its thick grammage, eco-solvent and anti-UV inks make its quality very efficient and long-lasting. Contact us for a quote if your wall measurements are not standard in order to avoid any loss in the connection.

Herbier du Roi – Green with a plant universe, like botanical plates and composed of : Alpine gentian, raiponce, horse chestnut, wild sea cabbage, hawthorn, broad beans, roots, dominant colours: ecru background, shades of green.
Collaborations with Rmn-Grand Palais at the Cour De Marbre shop in the Château de Versailles.

Non-woven wallpaper, collection Collaborations par Maison Baluchon, handcrafted and responsible production

105.00€

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Eco-friendly non-woven paper
Eco-solvent inks
UV-resistant
Solid and crease-resistant
Matt finish
A+ standard, FSC

Apply non-woven wallpaper paste to the wall. Apply the dry strip from the centre to the ends.
Cut the edges with a cutter.

Ordering multiple strips may result in a new print to ensure the same bath for your order. A delay of 2 weeks may apply.

Print in Belgium

Eco-solvent inks

Lossless custom-made

Payment up to 3x free of charge

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Herbier du Roi

This exclusive collection aims to breathe a new life into the representation of plant roots, seeking inspiration in their symbolic shapes and reinventing the botanical drawings that were created throughout Louis XIV’s reign. With its intricate and phantasmagorical details, this pattern is composed with 10 botanical spreads and took shape in collaboration with Rmn-Grand Palais.