Wallter - Retro Slats Wall Application

"Jazzy three dimensional wood sculptures that move across the wall in an echo of the 1960’s.”
New York Times

Part wallpaper, part art, the Wallter wall applications go boldly and texturally where conventional wall décor falls flat.

Applied horizontally or vertically, in just a few hours these slats life to walls that can either be stunning or subtle, you decide.

For easy, no fuss installation these lightweight pieces have a peel-away 3M adhesive backing, are primed and ready to be painted the color of your choice. The applications can be applied to almost any interior wall or door.

Features:
• Primed and ready for painting
• Spray paint or brush on color of your choosing
• Peel-away 3M adhesive backing for easy application

Manufacturer:
Fold Bedding

Colors:
Wallter wall applications are not available in colors - they are primed white for custom painting. We recommend using spray paint from American Accents* by Rust-Oleum for easy application and a perfect finish

Sizing:

	1 set = approx 2 feet long 4 set = approx 8 feet long
1 Set

Please consider your design before you order — many examples require 2 or more sets.

Dimensions (1 set):
12"L x 19"W

Availability:
Ships within 1-2 weeks

About the manufacturer: Wallter

Fold bedding introduced it's line of paintable wall applications "Wallter" in 2004. Named after Max's Grandfather, and also a play off the words "wall" and "texture", these geometric, wood-based applications add a third dimension to the wall on which they are composed. They command light and shadow in an inventive way and turn the space in to something original. With the growing popularity of Wallter, the company decided to change its name from Fold bedding to Wallter in August of 2007. Wallter continues to find voids in the home accessory market with their introduction of decorative mobiles. Wallter paintable wall applications have been featured in: The New York Times, Domino, Style at Home, Metropolitan Home, Dwell, Real Simple, Time Out NY, USA Today, New York Spaces, and Sunset Magazine.