Established in 2012
Established in 2012
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Narina wallpaper shares its name with the beautiful Narina Trogan Bird, native to Kwa-Zulu Natal in South Africa.
Derived from the detailed patterning found on many Ardmore bowls and vases. Cole & Son artists have created a soft watercoloured geometric design using the stylised feathers of the Narina bird to produce a subtle yet quirky semi-plain wallpaper.
Offered in six colourings including soft neutrals alongside a vibrant burnt orange, leaf green and moody charcoal, this quirky paper can be used to complement other designs within the collection.
Please be aware that colours in print may differ slightly to colours seen in digital.
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Please be aware over the Christmas period that delivery times may differ than the lead time listed in the product description. Feel free to request a delivery estimate before ordering.
We will do our best to keep you informed of any delays once an order is placed and ask you to be patient during this busy time.
Most orders placed after the 5th December will be dispatched once deliveries resume from between the 5th – 19th January.
We are closed from the 21st December until the 22nd January. You can place orders online throughout this time and they will be processed on the 22nd January.
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
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