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NAME OF THE WALLPAPER

Penny Kastendieck

6 years ago

WHO MANUFACTURES THIS WALLPAPER

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PRO
RCD DESIGN
6 years ago
Hi Penny, thanks for your enquiry.

I searched high and low for this wallpaper and fabric to match the given upholstery in colour and pattern. It was quite challenging but I eventually found this toile patterned fabric and wallpaper. It's a french toile design but made in the USA. It's "Thibaut", Chateau du loir, gold on white. I think they're based in Newark, NJ.

Hope this is a help to you.

Rosemarie
Penny Kastendieck
Original Author
6 years ago
Rosemarie, Thank you for taking the time to search for the information. Very helpful! Penny
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Glad it was a help! Love to see if you use it!

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