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Hoffmann Sisal Peel and Stick Wallpaper

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Management number 232712504 Release Date 2026/06/21 List Price US$13.22 Model Number 232712504
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The Hoffmann Sisal Peel and Stick Wallpaper from Tempaper merges organic texture with structured design, offering a refined update to traditional wall coverings. Part of an exclusive collaboration with Jeremiah Brent, this peel-and-stick wallpaper features a realistic faux sisal finish that brings warmth and dimension to any room. Overlaid with a geometric, Art Nouveau-inspired motif, it balances natural rusticity with modern pattern. Ideal for renters and homeowners alike, the self-adhesive backing allows for easy installation and removal, making it a practical choice for transforming bathrooms, bedrooms, or accent walls without the commitment of permanent glue.

Highlights:

  • Part of the Jeremiah Brent Collection
  • Made in the United States
  • Features a faux sisal texture with a geometric Art Nouveau pattern
  • Moisture-resistant design is suitable for use in bathrooms
  • Self-adhesive backing requires no paste or professional installation
  • Removes cleanly without leaving residue or damaging paint
  • Note: Due to color variances on screens and devices, colors may not be an exact match to product. Tempaper always recommend purchasing a sample prior to ordering
  • Roll size: 1 roll = 20.5 inches wide x 16.5-33 feet long = 28.18-56.37 sq. ft

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