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Description
Archival newsprint from the 1930s reviews the events of the time and gives the homegrown feel of a small town newspaper. From the Magnolia Home collection by Joanna Gaines.
'Wallcoverings are such a simple way to personalize a space. They have the ability to completely transform a room where there seems to be something missing, and I think that's why I'm so drawn to them - I love the statement they make. They can be bold or subtle, but no matter which print you choose, it will reflect you. And that's exactly what I hope your home is - a reflection of your family and your story.' - Joanna Gaines
**Second image is a style shot in a different colorway**
- Material: Non-woven
- Features: Prepasted - Washable - Strippable
- Match Type: Drop
- Pattern Repeat: 20.5'
- Special Effects: Sure Strip
- Eco Decor (Low VOC, No ozone depletion, No cadmium or mercury, smokeless water-based inks, managed renewable resources).
- Roll Dimensions: Sold as 1 double roll covering approximately 56 square feet (20.5 inches wide x 33 feet long) of wall area.
Please note: Burke Decor does not accept wallpaper returns at this time. Why? Wallpaper is produced in batches (similar to tile) and due to dye-lot variations that occur based on when the rolls are produced, we are unable to accept returns. We accept and offer free shipping on all wallpaper exchanges for all wallpaper that has remained unopened.
*This item is excluded from sale events and not available for additional discounting or promotional offers.
