Neva Blue

Description

The elegant light blue wallpaper design, Neva Blue, is a synergy between traditional Russian folk art and a modern British colour palette. The beautifully styled pattern features hand painted flowers and leaves arranged in a seamless repeat. And the elegant palette of cool blues gives the design a modern twist, creating a charming feature for a modern home.

Olenka wallpapers are made in England by a leading fourth generation, family run manufacturer that not only produces excellent quality wallcoverings, but also takes environmental responsibility very seriously.

This timeless light blue wallpaper has been featured in a number of British and international publications. To view some of the features please click here

As seen on Dear Designer Blog.

Shipping

Delivered within 1-4 working days if in stock. If not in stock it’s printed to order with delivery times 2-3 weeks.

UK delivery

Free on all wallpaper orders.

For overseas delivery times and costs please click here

Returns

We try our best to make sure colours in our product images are true to life. However, it’s highly recommend that customers order samples to view colours and textures in the environment they will be used in.

We hope you love our wallpapers. However, if for any reason you are unhappy with your purchase please return it, in its original packaging, unused and unopened within 14 days of receipt for a refund or exchange. Please contact us with your order number if you are returning any items so we know to expect them. If you are returning any goods please keep your proof of postage as we cannot be responsible for any goods lost in transit without proof of sending. Unfortunately we are not able to refund delivery and return postage costs.

In the event that any goods delivered are damaged or faulty please contact us within 24 hours to arrange a free return or exchange.

Hanging Instructions

1.Inspect Each Roll

Before cutting and hanging this wallcovering, ensure that all rolls have the same batch reference, are in good condition, have no shade variation and that no other faults are present. Please ensure that there are enough rolls to complete the job.

Do not assume that the wallcovering will come off the roll the correct way up. Always refer to the images on the website. 

2. Preparation.

• Walls should be clean, dry and even.
• Remove any old wallcovering and loose paint, and scrape off powdery, flaky surfaces.
• Roughen painted surfaces with sandpaper.
• Absorbent surfaces should be prepared with an oil based primer ensuring it dries completely before continuing.
• New plaster should be allowed to dry out completely.
• Metallic effects can be damaged if high levels of alkaline are already present in the walls. Preparing the walls with an alkaline resistant primer should prevent any damage of this type.
• For best results we recommend walls are cross lined using good quality lining paper. Sizing the lining paper will aid adhesion. Lining should be allowed to dry completely before hanging the wallcovering.

3. Pasting and Hanging.

• This is a “paste the wall” product. The decorator should paste the wall and not the back of the wallcovering.
• A premium quality tub adhesive, or an equivalent good quality pH neutral, solvent-free, fungicide protected, light grade adhesive should be used.
• DO NOT USE SELF-MIX ADHESIVES. ALL PURPOSE AND HEAVY DUTY PASTES ARE NOT SUITABLE.
• Paste should be evenly applied to the wall to hang 1 length at a time, to an area slightly wider than the width of the roll.
• Butt joints and use a decorator’s brush to smooth down the wallcovering, working from the centre to the edges to express air bubbles.
• Avoid squeezing paste out of joints and ensure paste does not get onto the brush or roller.
• No paste should be allowed to come into contact with the surface of the paper and hands should be kept clean and dry whilst handling the wallcovering.
• Paste will damage the surface. The company cannot accept responsibility for marks or damage caused by paste. Should any paste have been allowed to come into contact with the surface, it should be lightly sponged off whilst moist, using a clean, damp sponge.
• Trim top and bottom with a sharp knife or scissors.
• Ensure wallcovering is firmly adhered as, in the event of fire, loose wallcoverings can contribute to the hazard.
• After hanging 2 or 3 lengths, inspect the result to ensure that no shading or other faults are present.

This information has been supplied in good faith, but without guarantee, and on the understanding that the installer will have decorating knowledge to work with differing site and/or atmospheric conditions.

Environmental Benefits

NON WOVEN WALLPAPER– ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS

Non Woven Base – 45% of Non Woven is wood pulp (cellulose fibres), which is a natural fibre, which is completely biodegradable and comes from FSC certified Forests (well managed Forests). 15% of Non woven is polyester fibres, there is a mixture of Aliphatic (biodegradable) and Aromatic (non degradable) fibres. To summarise a high percentage of non woven is biodegradable. Non woven is also recyclable and goes into the ‘Mixed Paper Range.’

Furthermore, through its construction of Wood pulp and Polyester fibres and no top vinyl coating, it can also be described as breathable allowing the wall to breath allowing no build-up of moistures or fumes.

 

Printing Inks – all our inks are Acrylic and are classed as water based, non-toxic and very low in VOC’s (Volatile Organic Compounds). The positive characteristics of Acrylic inks are they have little or no fumes, quick drying times, environmentally safe, water clean-up and long lasting colourfastness

 

Your Wallcoverings pass the British Fire Standards to a Class ‘0’ level and the CE European Fire standard En15102 to a B s1 d0 level which mean they can be hung anywhere within a commercial building.