Inspired by the Amhara art that has nurtured painters since the Middle Ages, this Amhara peel and stick wallcovering by Nikki Chu for RoomMates captivates the eye with its abstract linework and loose dot textural fill.
A soft off white background sets the stage for a sophisticated black ink for the design work. Beautiful in either sleek contemporary settings or in elegantly relaxed settings; this is livable décor for your walls. As with all RoomMates peel and stick wallpapers and murals, the installation is as easy as it is affordable and removes with ease when it’s time to redecorate. Nikki Chu’s design philosophy is to create personalized, comfortable, stylish spaces with a touch of glamour and a mix of modern, updated with ethnic touches, for timeless style with unique vision. Her fashion-fused style brings affordable luxury to homes.
Use our Amhara Peel and Stick Wallpaper in:
- Bedrooms
- Living Rooms
- Offices
- Bathrooms
- Dorms
- Furniture
- Electronics
- Appliances
- And so much more!
Our Peel and Stick Wallpaper is:
- Repositionable
- Printed on high-quality vinyl
- Backed by peel and stick technology 100% safe for walls
- Guaranteed removable in full strips
- Best on smooth, clean surfaces
- Made in the USA
- Officially Licensed by Jewel
Drop Match
This pattern has a drop match of 20.5 inches or 52.07 centimeters.
Canadian-born designer; Nikki Chu’s philosophy is to create spaces that are personalized, comfortable, and stylish -- with touches of glamour. She mixes modern lines with updated and simplified ethnic patterns to create her unique Global Glam vision. Her fashion-fused style offers sophisticated designs that represent the best of today’s trends in easy, livable, “go-to” items that effortlessly layer into anyone’s home.
“My goal is to design an aspirational and attainable assortment of elevated, livable furniture, textiles and home decor that asserts style and comfort, while offering amazing value. I typically work with neutral color palettes that allows my products to work with any decor style, because as a designer I like layering texture and patterns."
