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Wallpaper: The Seventies Redux

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Supplier: Melinamade Key Features: Double roll measures 22" wide by 33 feet long Straight repeat match Unpasted vinyl Pricing: $65 a double roll (2008) Pricing as of 2008. Ask For: Funhouse Retro Wallpaper Learn more about Melinamade: Get Melinamade contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com If you need to design a 1970's movie set, are looking for a wallpaper to match your coppertone appliances, or just plain enjoy bold graphic designs, you'll love this groovy wallpaper from Melinamade. The California company specializes in reproducing original designs from the flower child period. This brown and orange "Funhouse" pattern is from the Mod! Op Art! Retro Wallpaper collection of late sixties to early seventies motifs. Vinyl and pre-trimmed, the paper comes in double rolls only, and is not pre-pasted. Hang with any standard vinyl paste. Then sit back on your shag carpet and watch your lava lamp bubble. See more product stories like this: Wall Coverings Wallpaper Share this story:
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