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What is the repeat on this pattern? Also, is this peel and stick?

4 years ago

Raffi, Modern Geometric is the wallpaper. I am looking to order to paper the wall behind an open shelving area and need repeat so I can place order ASAP. Thank you!!

Raffi, Modern Geometric Color White, Cream, Gray Wallpaper Roll · More Info

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Euro Home Decor
4 years ago
Pattern repeat is 32 cm (12.6 inches). This wallpaper is unpasted.
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