AS trendy as they look on Instagram, there’s no denying that creating your very own statement flower wall would cost a small fortune. Well if you’re looking to liven up your living space without splashing the cash, then we have some good news. That’s right, Wayfair is currently selling a stunning set of 3D-effect wallpaper […]
AS trendy as they look on Instagram, there’s no denying that creating your very own statement flower wall would cost a small fortune.
Well if you’re looking to liven up your living space without splashing the cash, then we have some good news.
That’s right, Wayfair is currently selling a stunning set of 3D-effect wallpaper which looks exactly like those pretty flower walls you see all over social media – but without the hefty price tag.
Sharing a video of her new statement wall on the Facebook group DIY on a Budget, Hayley Bell, from Milton Keynes, gushed: “Loving my new dining room wall… it’s been taken in the dark so not the best light but I absolutely love this.”
At first glance, the white floral wall looks like any other pretty pattern.
But as Hayley pans in on the wallpaper, it appears as though the array of small, medium and larger blooms are freestanding.
And the best part is, the wallpaper – which would normally set you back £12.99 a roll – is currently on sale for £7.59.
Also available in blush pink, each roll of the bargain wallpaper covers just over five square metres.
What’s more, the wallpaper is so convincing that other members of the group actually thought it was 3D.
One joked: “OMG all I thought was THE DUST. Did not realise it wasn’t 3D.”
Another added: “That’s beautiful. I thought it was handmade paper craft flowers.”
A third gushed: “I thought you’d stuck lots of paper flower to the wall. How cool is that.”
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