ZG26011
Season
26 AW collection
Description
A captivating glimpse of palace life — ornate pavilions, courtyard gatherings and roaming animals nestle within wooded hills, forming a richly layered pattern filled with small stories and old-world charm.
Horizontal repeat
Yes
Style
Landscape
Standard production
digital print
Available on request
specialty treatments on select details, such as embroidery, laser-cutting, 3D-printing or hand-sketching
Vertical repeat
Yes
How to order
- Step 1: measure the width and height of the wall. For multiple walls, measure each wall's width and order the combined measurements as one mural.
- Step 2: select a substrate. Different substrates feature different textures, finishes and performance. Contact us for recommendation — we're glad to help!
- Step 3: sample trial. It's important to see the actual colors rather than on-screen images. We recommend ordering a trial sample first to confirm the colors and proportions.
Recommended substrates
- Hospitality & Contract — fire-rated substrates for hotels, resorts and public spaces, tested to ASTM E-84 / EN 13501, with FR treatment available on request.
- High-end residential — wide-width, seamless substrates for a continuous, joint-free finish, made for refined interiors.
- Natural, eco-friendly materials — breathable, low-VOC and sustainably sourced, for a warm, organic look.
- Bespoke murals — quoted on artwork and chosen substrate. Send us your design file and we'll work on the pricing for you.
Application
- Step 1: divide the lengths. Start by dividing the lengths as indicated by the cutting symbols. Lay the lengths in numerical order starting with length number one.
- Step 2: hang the wallpaper. Roll the adhesives straight onto the wall. The lengths are numbered in hanging order from left to right.
- Step 3: cut off the excess. Once all the wallpaper has been hung, cut off any excess along the ceiling and floor. For more detailed instructions, please contact us.
Notes
- Panel wrapping can hide seams, particularly on textile substrates where seams are more noticeable.
- For direct-to-wall installation, overlap two strips by 1" and cut through the middle to create a butt joint.
