Juna Cherry Wallpaper – Bibelotte

• Vertical striped pattern in pink with a bright cherry-red stripe, creating an optical illusion that makes the wall appear taller
• Sturdy 180-gram non-woven wallpaper made from wood fibers sourced from sustainably managed forests
• Apply the paste directly to the wall, so no pasting table is needed
• Can be removed dry without leaving adhesive residue, ideal for your next makeover or a rental home
• Supplied at the standard height of 270 cm, fitting most rooms straight away

Specifications
Brand: Bibelotte
Design: Juna
Color: Cherry
Roll width: 100 cm (2 strips of 50 cm)
Height: 270 cm
Material: non-woven wallpaper, 180 gsm
Origin: wood fibers from sustainable forestry
Features: easy to wipe clean, colorfast, dry strippable without leaving adhesive residue
Application: apply glue directly to the wall; no pasting table required

Can this wallpaper be ordered to size?
No, Juna Kers is only available in the fixed height of 270 cm. That’s exactly enough for most children’s rooms and living rooms, but do measure your wall before ordering.

Does striped wallpaper make a room look taller?
Yes, vertical stripes draw the eye upward, making a wall appear taller than it is. This makes Juna Kers a great choice for a children’s room with a somewhat lower ceiling.

How much wallpaper do I need?
One roll consists of 2 strips, each 50 cm wide, covering 1 metre of wall width. Measure your wall and round the number of metres up. For a 3.60-metre-wide wall, order 4 rolls.

Do the strips line up with each other?
Yes, the strips form one continuous striped pattern when placed next to each other. Make sure you hang the rolls in the same order in which they were delivered so the stripes continue neatly.

Can I remove the wallpaper later?
Yes, this non-woven wallpaper can be removed dry without leaving any adhesive residue. Simply pull off the strips, and the wall is immediately ready for something new.

At Juna Kers, Bibelotte chose a simple yet striking color contrast. The brand belongs to Jacoline and Nico, who design and print everything themselves from their workshop in Ede. What began in 2007 with cushions for Jacoline’s eldest child’s room has grown into a collection in which every color combination takes on its own character.