Artemis Wallpaper – Ecru

Description from House of Hackney

Product Information
Originally inspired by the floral wallpaper used in Diana Vreeland’s ‘Garden in Hell’ room, ‘Artemis’ is one of House of Hackney’s most iconic and awe-inspiring prints. A Jacobean-inspired design that showcases an abundance of psychedelic flowers, this ecru colourway holds antique appeal. A combination of muted reds, teals and faded ochres make this an exquisite addition to your interiors scheme. Our wallpaper is produced using PVC-free, eco-friendly materials and promises minimal environmental impact at every stage of production.
Each roll sold enables House of Hackney to purchase and protect 35 square metres of forest, thanks to our partnership with the World Land Trust the international conservation charity that safeguards our most vital natural ecosystems and threatened habitats, acre by acre.
Collection: Artemis
Colour: Ecru
Print method: Digital
Hanging method: Paste the wall
Roll dimensions: W 1.8m x H 3m (W 5’9” x H 9’10”)
A single roll is comprised of 4 x 3m panels, each 45cm wide (4 x 9’10” panels, each 1’5” wide).
Wall coverage per roll is 5.4m2 (58 sq. ft.).
Roll dimensions: W 1.8m x H 2m (W 5’9” x H 6’6”)
A single roll is comprised of 4 x 2m panels, each 45cm wide (4 x 6’6” panels, each 1’5” wide).
Wall coverage per roll is 3.6m2. (38.7 sq. ft.).