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Wallpaper Sagoträdet Paper, Sagoträdet, Red

140 USD (incl. VAT)

This print on this wallpaper ties indisputability to the Eastern tree of life that was depicted so often in Josef Frank’s textile patterns. Frank has created a fairytale tree with anemones and fantasy flowers. The small purple flowers and the green leaves blend together on a background silhouette of larger flowers and stems.

The wallpapers are since 2012 printed according to the old tradition of distemper printing. Printing in distemper brings the wallpaper patterns to life in a technique that comes as close to Josef Frank’s original patterns and colours as possible.

Recommended wallpaper adhesives; Hernia Tapetlim 1870, Bostik 65 Tapetlim, Casco Tapetlim 3438 and Kiilto Tapetlim.

Print: Sagoträdet Red
Material: Paper

Web: In stock Store: In stock

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This product is being discontinued and will only be available in Svenskt Tenn’s product range until 2019.

Delivery time & Shipping cost

Your order can be delivered to you in the following ways:

Standard shipping 67 USD Delivery within 7-12 workdays. Contact Svenskt Tenn's Customer Service for more detailed information.

The delivery time is an estimate and may be subject to change.
Product information

This print on this wallpaper ties indisputability to the Eastern tree of life that was depicted so often in Josef Frank’s textile patterns. Frank has created a fairytale tree with anemones and fantasy flowers. The small purple flowers and the green leaves blend together on a background silhouette of larger flowers and stems.

The wallpapers are since 2012 printed according to the old tradition of distemper printing. Printing in distemper brings the wallpaper patterns to life in a technique that comes as close to Josef Frank’s original patterns and colours as possible.

Recommended wallpaper adhesives; Hernia Tapetlim 1870, Bostik 65 Tapetlim, Casco Tapetlim 3438 and Kiilto Tapetlim.

Art nr: 100798

Design: Josef Frank
Created: 1940s
Material: Paper
Width: 53 cm
Length: 10.05 m/roll
Repeat: 53 cm

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Designer: Josef Frank

Josef Frank grew up in Vienna and studied architecture at Konstgewerbeschule. In the 1920s he designed housing estates and large residential blocks built around common courtyards in a Vienna with severe housing shortages. In 1925 he started the Haus & Garten interior firm together with architect colleagues Oskar Wlach and Walther Sobotka. Svenskt Tenn hired Josef Frank in 1934 and just a few years later he and Estrid Ericson made their international breakthrough. Although he was already 50 when he left the burgeoning Nazism in Vienna for Sweden, Frank is considered one of Sweden’s most important designers. Read more
Care instructions

Remove any grease stains on the wallpaper by scraping away the excess grease with a blunt knife. Begin at the edges and work your way in so the stain doesn’t spread. Pat some potato flour or baby powder on the stain to help absorb the grease. Brush away the powder remains with a soft brush. If the grease stain remains, place a clean tissue paper on the stain and iron it on low heat.

Allow wet stains, for example mud, to dry thoroughly before brushing them with a soft brush. Many light stains can be removed with old white bread. Gently rub a piece of moist bread on the stain until it fades.