Cole & Son - Contemporary Restyled - Hicks' Grand
$176.00
The enduring geometric Hicks’ Hexagon pattern has been printed at a bold large-scale. A total of six new color-ways are available in a jazzy palette of pillar box reds, sapphire blues, turquoise, ebony and copper. Colors shown on-screen may vary from the original wallpaper, we therefore recommend ordering a sample to view the true colors. These wallpapers are paste-the-wall products. We recommend that you use Cole & Son Tub Paste.
See Cole & Son's Contemporary Restyled Collection here.
- Made in England by Cole & Son
- Roll size: W 21” x L 11 yards, covers 57.8 square feet
- Vertical repeat: 15"
- Pattern match: Straight
- Ships from England in 1 - 4 weeks
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