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Odyssey 68004

Odyssey 68004

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Categories:	Wall / Ceiling › Wall papers

Product description

Odyssey is a unique collection of wallcoverings. The designer has chosen for rather classical patterns, but the way that he has applied colour lends them a completely unique and contemporary dimension. The traditional damask design is immediately recognis

able; in addition there are drawings of branches, leaves and highly inventive fruits. The colours are discreet but boldly combined. If you look well you will see a subtle sheen. Another added speciality in this already exclusive collection. A (print)techn

ical "tour de force" because mixed into the ink are grains of sand and pieces of mica that play with the light.

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