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Hot Air Ballons - Papier peint pour enfant avec mongolfières
Hot Air Ballons
created by Daniel Heath
Want to breathe new life into your walls? If you're not afraid of the heat, Hot air balloons wallpaper is for you.
The continuum of hot-air balloons soaring towards infinity was imagined by British designer Daniel Heath. The visual was created for a wallpaper design course given by the artist.
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Daniel Heath is an award-winning independent artist and textile surface designer renowned for his illustrative and eye-catching designs. Based in Walthamstow in the heart of East London, the designer-maker is interested in craft and sustainable design through recycling and re-appropriation
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Healthy air at home
Our Canon printer's UVgel technology guarantees optimum air quality. The ink has been awarded Greenguard Gold certification and an A+ rating for emissions into indoor air.
UV-resistant
UVgel technology gives our wallpaper the advantage of being UV-resistant. Color intensity does not degrade with prolonged exposure to sunlight. In other words, details and colors will remain rich and sharp over time.
Environmentally-friendly composition
The paper is FSC-certified, which means it comes from responsible sources and supports sustainable forest management. It contains no PVC or toxic products. Its composition makes it 100% recyclable.
Easy maintenance
Our wallpaper has the advantage of being washable. For day-to-day maintenance or to remove accidental stains, a sponge and water are all that's needed to revive its original colors.
Aesthetic and robust
The paper used for the prints is smooth, flat and slightly satin-finished to enhance the intensity of the colors in our collection. Its highly aesthetic texture is faithful to the original artwork. The wallpaper's high fiber content (170 g/m2) masks wall imperfections, and its thickness contributes to good acoustic and thermal insulation. Our wallpaper's M1 fire-retardant certification ensures slow fire progression in the event of a fire.
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The materials
To install our wallpaper, you'll need a cutter, spirit level, ruler, sponge, trowel, sponge, paste brush and non-woven wallpaper paste, available in DIY stores.
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Unpacking
Check that your rolls match the patterns and dimensions of your order, by unrolling them side by side in the room. If your room is small, check at least the first 2 strips by joining them side by side with the overlap.
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Wall preparation
Clean your wall to ensure it is clean and dry before applying the adhesive. Remove old wallpaper if the wall was already covered. Very damaged walls or walls with non-standard coverings must be prepared before installation (filling, sanding, cleaning to ensure optimum rendering).
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Wall gluing
Our wallpapers can be applied directly to the wall without prior gluing. Be careful, as the glue dries quickly: don't glue the whole wall at once, but only the area corresponding to each strip. If the glue dries, reapply glue to the area.
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Laying the 1st panel
Leave the wallpaper hanging over the top of the wall and on the left-hand side. Any excess should be trimmed with a cutter at the end of the installation. Make sure that the strip is level to ensure that the pattern of subsequent strips is aligned. Smooth your wallpaper with a skimmer or spatula, taking care to remove any bubbles.
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Joining the following strips
The following strips are laid edge-to-edge. Install the wallpaper strips immediately after gluing the wall. Don't wait too long, as the glue dries quickly.when laying the first strip of wallpaper, you need to be very meticulous and precise, as this will determine the (final) result and appearance.
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Final smoothing and cleaning
Smooth the seams with a trowel to hide the joints, then remove any adhesive residues by lightly rubbing your wallpaper with a damp sponge, especially in the seam areas. Your wallpaper will dry and become taut after a few hours.
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Trimming the excess
Cut off any excess from the top of the strips that protrude from the wall. Replace the blade regularly to ensure a clean cut. If necessary, you can reapply glue after cutting to ensure good adhesion.