Sunbeams and pennants by Nina Thilo

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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
2 330 kr
Art code 1925197
Sunbeams and pennants by Nina Thilo
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Nina Thilo

Fürth, Germany

About ‘Sunbeams and pennants’ by Nina Thilo

Backlighting can ruin a picture or transform it. Here, it transforms it. The autumn sun shines directly through the canopy of red leaves, creating a slight glare, casting long shadows on the ground and casting a warm glow over the entire scene. Colourful pennants stretch across the image in a perfect diagonal; the empty café chairs…

Original created by Nina Thilo.

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Nina Thilo
Fürth, Germany

I’ve been taking photographs since primary school. I took my camera with me from an early age, and certainly on trips, and at some point, taking photographs became as natural as breathing. What interests me is rarely the obvious subject matter. I look for the unusual. The texture of a wall, the light that changes everything for a moment, the curious things that nobody photographs because they seem too ordinary — or too strange. A yellow watering can on a cemetery cross.…

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