De Haar Castle by Ab Wubben

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Type
Wallpaper in strips
Strip width
50 cm per strip (numbered in order, to be cut separately)
Width
Min. 20 cm – max. 15 m
Height
Min. 30 cm – max. 3 m
Margin
Shipped optionally with a 5 cm margin
e.g. order of 100×100 cm → wallpaper becomes 110×110 cm
Thickness
1 mm
Finish
Matte
Hanging
Glue (glue optional add-on)
Size
We deliver the wallpaper in rolls of around 47,5 cm wide. We add 5 cm on all sides to the total size (width and height) so you have extra margin to fill the entire wall.
Total price
2 742 kr
Art code 1812111
De Haar Castle by Ab Wubben
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Ab Wubben

Nijmegen, Netherlands

About ‘De Haar Castle’ by Ab Wubben

Kasteel de Haar (formerly Het Huys te Haer) is a monumental castle in the Utrecht village of Haarzuilens. It is the largest castle in the Netherlands. It was built from 1892 on the ruins of the old castle in neo-Gothic style.

De Haar consists of extensive grounds which, besides the main building, include associated gardens and…

Original created by Ab Wubben.

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Ab Wubben
Nijmegen, Netherlands

Photography is a way to express myself and gives me a good excuse for travelling around the globe. I started this hobby many years ago and used to develop my film and photos in my own darkroom. A lot of time was spent in that room, breathing in all kinds of chemicals and wasting an immense amount of water to wash my photo's. But the effort was worth it because at the end of a day I would be able to add 10 extra photos to my collection! Today's methods of…

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