Description
The large-flowered Art Nouveau wallpaper Haga is recreated from a beautiful original preserved in our historic wallpaper archive. A graceful, airy pattern of winding water lilies – very typical of our Swedish, nature-romantic view of Jugend and Art Nouveau. Light, space, and patterns inspired by nature were in vogue. Haga is available with green, dove blue, or light gray backgrounds. This version with flowers in light tan, beige, white, and pale pink on a warm green background is the original colorway.
Pattern match: Offset match, 38 cm
Everything has its time – and every time has its style. Here, we have gathered period-typical wallpapers that highlight the personality of your home. Carefully selected patterns from the past that also fit life here and now. Snapshots from six different eras from the turn of the last century to today – wallpapers for homes of all eras! Here you will find wallpapers from the turn of the century, the Art Nouveau period, the 1920s villa, the social housing era, the brick house, and the modern build. Most are reprints of older patterns from our archive, but some are completely new designs. A unique collection that serves as both a guide and inspiration when you want to bring your home's original expression to life.
Specifications
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Brand: Boråstapeter
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Collection: Alla Tiders Hus
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Roll width: 0.53 m
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Roll length: 10.05 m
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Pattern repeat: 38 cm
- Primary color: Green
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Material category: Non-woven
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Pattern: Art & History, Floral
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Style: Romantic, Vintage, Maximalist
- Shade: Dark
Room: Room: Bedroom, Living room, Kitchen, Dining room, Hallway, Staircase, Office, Teen room, Kids' room
Pattern match: Offset match 38 cm
Environment & certifications
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Non-woven wallpaper, which means you apply the adhesive directly to the wall.
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Boråstapeter's wallpapers are CE-marked for the highest standards in environmental and safety requirements.
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Quality certification according to the International Wallcovering Manufacturers Association (IGI).
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The wood raw material Boråstapeter uses for its paper comes from sustainable forestry.