is it still available? I am interested in buying it. thank you.

Lily-Rose V.

3 years ago

It would be perfect for my entrance hall. Is it still available?

Silk Impressions 2, Contemporary Floral Blue, Beigewallpaper Roll · More Info

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Euro Home Decor
3 years ago
We have 2 bolts available.
Lily-Rose V.
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3 years ago
Would it be enough to cover my wall 8 feet x 8 feet?
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PRO
Euro Home Decor
3 years ago
Yes, this should be enough.
Lily-Rose V.
Original Author
3 years ago
If each roll is 21 inches x 33 inches, you are right. 2 rolls will leave extra paper which we might need. Now, how do I go about to buy it? First order with you. Please advise.
Lily-Rose V.
Original Author
3 years ago
I meant 21 inches x 33 feet!
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Euro Home Decor
3 years ago
You place the order like any Houzz's order: you just choose Qty 2 and click "Add to Cart". Then you can go to checkout and pay.
Lily-Rose V.
Original Author
3 years ago
If you are located in Toronto why charge me in US dollars for my purchase?
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Euro Home Decor
3 years ago
Houzz is a platform for US sellers. We just have a showroom in Toronto.
Lily-Rose V.
Original Author
3 years ago
Why do you charge so much on shipping cost? I don’t get it.

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