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70s Floral Pattern Wall Mural

70s Floral Pattern Wall Mural
$425
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70s Floral Pattern Wall Mural

70s Floral Pattern Wall Mural

By: Sundry Society

$425
Size: 8' x 8'
Quantity

Items are printed in the USA and made to order.

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$425

Description

Densely layered blooms in warm oranges, yellows, and pinks cascade across a cream ground in this exuberant floral pattern inspired by 1970s botanical maximalism. Flowers of varying scales overlap and interlock across the composition, creating a joyful, all-over rhythm that feels both nostalgic and endlessly cheerful. At home in a sunny kitchen, a retro bedroom, or any space craving vintage warmth and botanical abundance. Printed to order on removable, peel-and-stick panels that go up without paste and come down clean. Real art at the scale of a whole wall, not a big-box decal.

Specifications

  • 8’ Mural comes with four 2’(W) x 8’(H) panels
  • 12' Mural comes with six 2’ x 8’ panels
  • Printed on self-adhesive woven polyester fabric panels, easy to stick on and off
  • Matte finish and texture
  • Features vibrant, water-based, non-toxic inks
  • Washable with mild soap and water
  • Every product is made just for you

Assembly

  1. Here’s what you’ll need beforehand (not included with your purchase): tape measure, smoothing tool, razor or utility blade, stepladder and a partner.
  2. Read the instructions. We include a detailed, step-by-step guide in your packaging tube. Make sure to follow the instructions so your pattern looks perfect - with minimal air pockets and seamless alignment.
  3. Watch the video: we’ve made a handy visual guide for you too - just in case you lose your instructions or want to see exactly how each step works.
  • 8’ Mural comes with four 2’(W) x 8’(H) panels
  • 12' Mural comes with six 2’ x 8’ panels
  • Printed on self-adhesive woven polyester fabric panels, easy to stick on and off
  • Matte finish and texture
  • Features vibrant, water-based, non-toxic inks
  • Washable with mild soap and water
  • Every product is made just for you

Assembly

  1. Here’s what you’ll need beforehand (not included with your purchase): tape measure, smoothing tool, razor or utility blade, stepladder and a partner.
  2. Read the instructions. We include a detailed, step-by-step guide in your packaging tube. Make sure to follow the instructions so your pattern looks perfect - with minimal air pockets and seamless alignment.
  3. Watch the video: we’ve made a handy visual guide for you too - just in case you lose your instructions or want to see exactly how each step works.

Shipping & Returns

SHIPPING: Items are made to order and typically ship within 3-4 business days. Click here for more information about delivery options.

RETURNS: Return requests can be made within 30 days of your item(s) delivery. Click here for more information on returns.

SHIPPING: Items are made to order and typically ship within 3-4 business days. Click here for more information about delivery options.

RETURNS: Return requests can be made within 30 days of your item(s) delivery. Click here for more information on returns.
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About This Piece

70s Floral Pattern

Sundry Society

By: Sundry Society

Sundry Society

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About The Artist

www.sundrysociety.com | Instagram: @sundry_society | Contact: hello@sundrysociety.com Los Angeles-based artist, Maya, is the digital designer behind Sundry Society-the eclectic art shop for the modern bohemian. As both a former graphic designer and fashion designer, Maya uses her knowledge of visual aesthetics paired with her love for interiors to create art inspired by abstract minimalism, architecture, nature, and the juxtaposition of textures. Maya's world travels have shaped her art stylings, and her experiences abroad have encouraged her to push her own boundaries. She won a full ride scholarship competition to attend design school where she was later nominated as valedictorian. More recently she has produced artwork for Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie and has been featured in HGTV magazine.

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