Wallpaper - A Peep to the Past - Licorice
Wallpaper – A Peep to the Past – Licorice
A modern take on the magnificent work “Suecia antiqua et hodierna” created by Erik Dahlberg at the end of the 17th century. Through round “peep holes”, you get a glimpse of his beautiful engravings of Sweden at that time.
This collection of wallpapers is printed by skilled artisans at the wallpaper manufacturer Ulricehamns Tapetfabrik in Sweden.
The backing material is non-woven paper – a mixed material consisting of synthetic fibres and pulp. The combination makes the material form-resistant and easy to use. The synthetic fibres come from recycled materials such as PET bottles, and the pulp from forests with FSC certification. Non-woven has ÖK-Tex Standard 100 certification.
Key Features:
- Screen printed on high-quality non-woven material
- Inspired by Erik Dahlberg’s 17th-century engravings of Sweden
- Easy to hang – paste-the-wall application
- Eco-conscious design using recycled PET fibres
- Certified materials meeting ÖK-Tex Standard 100 and FSC standards
- Durable and wipeable surface for long-lasting beauty
Specification:
| Design | A Peep to the Past |
| Colour | Licorice |
| Material | Screen printed on non-woven material |
| Roll Length | 10.05 metres |
| Width | 53 cm |
| Repeat | 64 cm – Half drop match |
| Hanging | Paste the wall |
| Care | Wipeable with a soft damp cloth or sponge. Do not use detergent. |
| Samples | Free sample available – choose SAMPLE ONLY |
| Delivery | Shipped securely in protective packaging |
| Reference | PEEP2 |
| Country of Origin | Sweden |
| HS Code | 4814 9070 00 |
As from 01 November 2026 we can no longer sell this product online to an EU country. This is due to the change in duties and customs charges that apply from that date. If you wish to purchase this item please email us and we will send you details on purchasing offline.
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Bring timeless Swedish artistry into your home with this beautifully detailed wallpaper. Order today and transform your space with the elegance of historical design and sustainable craftsmanship.