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Wallpaper remnants are available for the cost of £0.1/cm.
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Cream Posies wallpaper remnant
£240 Original price was: £240.£74Current price is: £74.
Remnants of wallpaper that can be purchased for small projects. Sold for £1 per linear 10cm with the standard width of 70cm. This rolls is 735cm long (the full roll is 10m).
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SKU: 26A remnant of 735cm
Categories: Carolina Tree of Life, Medium-scale repeat, Theobroma, Wallpapers
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