Which Path

Which Path - Tree Wallpaper

Every path leads to a new adventure. It's time to buy this custom-made Which Path wallpaper to discover your next chapter.

Adorn your wall with this stunning Which Path wallpaper. Rich in rusty orange and red tones, this gorgeous autumnal forest wallpaper will create a relaxing feeling in any room in your home, or even your work’s office!

Bring out those bronze tones in your choice of décor. Carefully selecting scatter cushions, a blanket, curtains, or a rug in these shades will make all of the difference.

To order, just tell us your wall’s dimensions and choice of wallpaper material. We have classic or premium paste the wall or textured peel and stick for you to choose from.

Every wallpaper mural we produce is printed on demand to your wall dimensions and is unique to you. We don't hold stock.

Product Code: 1266/046746-1

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Note: The watermark shown in the image will not appear on your wall mural when purchased.

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Please note: Every mural we produce is printed on demand and is unique to you. We don't hold stock.

It is important that you prepare your wall and follow these installation guides.

Our customers have rated us excellent for 5 years running!

Anonymous from USA 21/3/2017

1st time mural with incredible results

Installed mural on premium paper to dining room. Instructions clear and easy. It looks incredible. Be sure to install as directed, we considered pulling the 1st panel down so there was no extra at the top thinking we would only have to trim at the bottom. Im glad we decided not to do this and instead to let the paper hang over the top and bottom of the wall equally as the paper is laid based on where the images connect and since our wall was evidently a little uneven we would have ran out of paper at the top. This was the first time we have ever put up a mural or wallpaper of any kind. We thought the amount of water that was to be mixed with the bag was too much but we mixed it as directed and sure enough, it became thick in no time. We use a credit card and hard squeege rather than a brush and sponge to smooth out the air pockets and it worked great. We also used the edge of a credit card as a guide for cutting the overhang.