Ispahan Wallpaper Papier français Buvard 3005M2.CTA4 Papier français

Ispahan Wallpaper Papier français

Created in 1799 by the Bon factory, this design has been restored by the designers of Papier Français. This paper model is named after the city of Isfahan, famous for its intoxicatingly fragrant roses. They are found here in a brightly coloured pattern. This proposal is an opening to a rose garden. Thanks to innovative technologies, its design is transcribed with a real wealth of detail.

"At the bottom of my terrace grew an English rosebush. "It bore an abundance of light pink flowers with an intoxicating fragrance! I rather liked the beauty and elegance of this English rose. When one day a friend cried out, "Oh the beautiful roses of Esfahan!" Damascus, Shiraz, Esfahan! Suddenly I didn't like them as I used to. No, these roses I now cherished madly..."

Technical details
Certifications

Technical details

Supplier reference

Use code

Roll length

9 meter

Advice

This wallpaper is non-woven, making it easier to hang. The adhesive must be applied to the wall. We recommend using an adhesive such as Quelyd for non-woven wallpaper. Watch our tutorial.

Width

70 cm

Vertical repeat

70 cm

Grammage

167 g/m²

Additional

matte finish

Certifications

Fire resistance

B s1 d0
Non-flammable Europe : Very limited contribution to flashover, combustible (EN 13501-1) (Non-contractual, only the certificate confirms the fireproof standard).

Social and environmental labels

FSC 100%
International Ecolabel : Guarantees that 100% of the wood fiber used comes from sustainably managed forests certified by the Forest Stewardship Council