Pomegranate Charley Harper A Flock of Birds Wall Décor
Best artistic accent for mid century modern design enthusiasts.
These peel-and-stick decals bring iconic midcentury modern wildlife art to your walls without the permanence of wallpaper or paint. While you sacrifice the texture of a true mural, you gain total creative freedom to rearrange these stylized birds and clouds whenever your space needs a fresh perspective.
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Who it's for
- Design enthusiasts seeking timeless mid-century modern artistic accents
- Creative decorators wanting a personalized and flexible art installation
- Homeowners looking for long-lasting and visually striking wall decor
Who should skip it
- Busy individuals preferring a quick and simple hanging experience
- Traditionalists seeking classic or realistic nature-themed artwork
- Collectors needing oversized statement pieces for large gallery walls
Performance breakdown
Design Authenticity
Charley Harper's iconic midcentury aesthetic is captured with remarkable, faithful precision.
Installation Flexibility
Fifty-eight individual pieces allow for truly bespoke, creative wall arrangements.
Surface Compatibility
Adheres reliably to most smooth surfaces without requiring specialized wall preparation.
Ease of Removal
Peel-and-stick design ensures damage-free removal for renters or frequent decorators.
Visual Impact
Glossy finish adds a sophisticated, gallery-like sheen to any living space.
Material Durability
Paper-vinyl blend offers decent longevity but requires care during initial application.
Key Specs
Dimensions
11.75 x 6.25 x 0.375 inches
Number of Pieces
58
Material
Paper and Vinyl
Finish
Glossy
Application Type
Peel and Stick
Removability
Removable and Repositionable
Style
Mid-Century Modern
Design Theme
Nature and Modern
Application Surface
Walls and Windows
Room Type
Living Room, Bedroom, Office
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