Obsession DRO-03 Wallpaper by Daniel Rozensztroch + NLXL
$299.00
Daniel Rozensztroch, Artistic director of Merci has been obsessed for many years with everyday, ordinary objects and has not only collected a vast number; he has written several books about them in a series called “Everyday Things” as well as staging exhibitions.
View entire Obsession Collection here.
- Made in Holland by NLXL
- Design: Daniel Rozensztroch
- Eco Friendly
- Roll Dimensions: W 19.2" x L 393.7" (52.42 Sq. Ft.)
- No repeat
- Heavy-duty wallpaper with paper top-layer and non-woven backing
- Colorfast and washable with a soft cloth
- No wallpapering table necessary, glue is applied to wall
- ASTM E 84-10 Class A Fire Rating
- Lead time up to 2 weeks
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