love the look/mood of the wall pape

suzineedsahouse

8 years ago

Do ou know where it is available in Australia. My research tells me it is Canadian...but research only goes so far!

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suzineedsahouse
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8 years ago
Blimey...I can't have had my glasses on!
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8 years ago
It was a while ago we installed this now but it was in Brisbane. Try either www.eurowalls.com.au or www.thewallpapershop.com.au

they are both based in Brisbane but you can also order online, I am sure you will be able to get it from one of them.
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