Diagonal Relay Lattice Wallpaper
Elevate your interior decor with the Indigo Rhythm Geometric Lattice design, a modern wallpaper that features a seamless network of thin diagonal lines in rich indigo, soft light gray, and crisp white. This elegant mural wallpaper showcases a clean, vector-inspired pattern where rhombus cells form through intersecting lines of uniform thickness. The thoughtfully varied color rhythm every fourth line adds a subtle relay effect that energizes any space with controlled agility and crisp symmetry. Perfect for creating a captivating feature wall, this peel and stick wallpaper brings sophisticated, flat two-dimensional connectivity to living room decor, office spaces, or dining areas. Printed in high-resolution on high‑end wallpaper material, it guarantees vibrant color retention and durability. Ready to apply, this removable wallpaper transforms your walls effortlessly while maintaining a sleek, modern appeal, making it an excellent choice for contemporary interior design enthusiasts seeking subtle movement and refined pattern continuity.
Transform your walls with the Diagonal Relay Lattice Wallpaper, a striking pattern that blends structure with style. Its clean vertical alignment and rhythmic step design bring a balanced and contemporary charm to any room.
Key Features
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Texture & Finish: Smooth matte surface with premium color depth and clarity
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Application Type: Easy Peel & Stick installation for a bubble-free, seamless finish
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Usage: Perfect for feature walls, living rooms, bedrooms, home offices, and dining spaces
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Durability: Fade-resistant, removable, and reusable without damaging walls
Material
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Type: Premium PVC-free wallpaper material
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Finish: Matte non-reflective surface for a modern look
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Washability: Wipe-clean for long-lasting beauty
Colors
This wallpaper offers both sophistication and simplicity ideal for adding subtle movement and structure to your interiors. Designed for easy application and long-term durability, it's the perfect fusion of style and practicality.
