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Västigårn Wallpaper - Borastapeter

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Västigårn Wallpaper - BorastapeterTimeless and understated, the Vstigrn wallpaper features a delicate trellis of floral and leafy motifs, drawn from a late 19th century pattern discovered in a rural Swedish farmhouse. Named after the very home where it was found, this design captures the quiet elegance and simplicity of traditional Scandinavian interiors. With its refined detailing and historical charm, Vstigrn brings a sense of heritage and warmth to any space. Ideal for creating a

Timeless and understated, the Västigårn wallpaper features a delicate trellis of floral and leafy motifs, drawn from a late 19th-century pattern discovered in a rural Swedish farmhouse. Named after the very home where it was found, this design captures the quiet elegance and simplicity of traditional Scandinavian interiors.

With its refined detailing and historical charm, Västigårn brings a sense of heritage and warmth to any space. Ideal for creating a serene and classically styled backdrop in living areas, bedrooms, or hallways.

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Composition: 100% Paper
Roll Width: 0.53m
Roll Length: 10.05m
Repeatsize: 24.70cm
Pattern Match: Half Drop
Collection: Anno II
Product code: Green 8059, Blue 8060, Beige 8061
All Borastapeter wallpapers are made from paper from sustainable forestry.

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ABOUT BORASTAPETER

Boråstapeter is a renowned Swedish wallpaper brand that has been creating high-quality, timeless designs since the early 1900s. Known for its rich heritage and innovative craftsmanship, Boråstapeter combines classic Scandinavian aesthetics with modern trends, offering a wide range of styles to suit every home.

From contemporary geometric patterns to elegant floral designs, Boråstapeter is dedicated to bringing a sense of beauty, warmth, and nature-inspired comfort to interior spaces. All wallpapers are sustainably produced, using eco-friendly materials and methods that reflect the brand's commitment to responsible design.

As one of the most trusted names in wallpaper, Boråstapeter continues to inspire homeowners and interior designers alike, making it a top choice for anyone looking to elevate their interiors with sophisticated and sustainable wallpaper solutions.

Boråstapeter are proud of the fact that for more than a hundred years, they have been producing wallpapers that reflect contemporary tastes, yet have long-lasting value – both on the walls and in people’s hearts. With Boråstapeter, you will find the wallpaper classics of today and of tomorrow. Their lasting value comprises both style and quality, as well as production methods for a long lifespan.

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