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Papiers peints: Flower panicle of ohio buckeye tree(aesculus glabra), a native

Papiers peints: Flower panicle of ohio buckeye tree(aesculus glabra), a native

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Papiers peints:

Flower panicle of Ohio buckeye tree(Aesculus glabra), a native to the midwestern states..

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Flower of mayapple plant (Podophyllum peltatum), a native wildflower in eastern North America.

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Fringed tulips backlit by sun in garden in central Virgina is spring.

Common blue violet (Viola sororia) growing in soil that had accumulated in a hollow formed at base of an old crabapple tree (Malus sp.).

Branch of crabapple tree (Malus sp.) with three clusters of pink blossoms, in early spring in central Virginia. Lichen of various species growing on branch.

Flowers of sugar maple (Acer saccharum) dangling from base of newly emerging leaves in early spring in central Virginia.

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Branch and flower cluster of red buckeye tree (Aesculus pavia).

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Papier peint vinyle

Le papier peint vinyle est imprimé sur un support résistant à la une surface lisse et mate.

La technologie HP Latex utilisée vous fera profiter de couleurs intenses au fil du temps.

✓ Résistant à la déformation et à l'étirement
✓ Perméable à la vapeur d'eau
✓ Facile à poser
✓ Encre HP Latex écologique

Largeur maximale des lés de papier peint : 95-105 cm. Pour les dimensions supérieures à la largeur du matériau, les impressions seront réalisées sur plusieurs lés égaux
Utilisation : murs lisses et plats
Collage: bord à bord. La colle ne s’applique que sur la surface de vos murs ce qui réduit le risque d'endommagement de votre papier peint et permet également de petites corrections afin d’ajuster la pose
Nettoyage : chiffon sec
Finition : semi-mate

Papier peint vinyle lavable

Le papier peint vinyle lavable est imprimé sur un support résistant à la une surface lisse et mate. Il est également stratifié ce qui le protège de l’humidité et autres facteurs extérieurs (éraflure, égratignure, exposition au soleil).

La technologie HP Latex utilisée vous fera profiter de couleurs intenses au fil du temps.

✓ Stratifié
✓ Résistant à l’humidité, aux éraflures, égratignures et à l’exposition au soleil
✓ Résistant à la déformation et à l'étirement
✓ Perméable à la vapeur d'eau
✓ Facile à poser
✓ Encre HP Latex écologique

Largeur maximale des lés de papier peint: 95-105 cm. Pour les dimensions supérieures à la largeur du matériau, les impressions seront réalisées sur plusieurs lés égaux
Utilisation : murs lisses et plats. Pièces avec une forte présence d’humidité (cuisine, salle de bains) ou celles dont les surfaces seraient susceptibles d’être éraflées (couloir, chambre d’enfant, hôtel, restaurant, salle de conférence, bâtiment public, école, maternelle, crèche)
Collage: bord à bord. La colle ne s’applique que sur la surface de vos murs ce qui réduit le risque d'endommagement de votre papier peint et permet également de petites corrections afin d’ajuster la pose
Nettoyage: chiffon humide
Finition: semi-mate

Papier peint vinyle expansé

Le papier peint vinyle est imprimé sur un support résistant à la structure « sable fin » ce qui intensifie le rendu de profondeur de l’impression. La technologie HP Latex utilisée vous fera profiter de couleurs intenses au fil du temps.

✓ Structure sable fin
✓ Résistant à la déformation et à l'étirement
✓ Perméable à la vapeur d'eau
✓ Facile à poser
✓ Encre HP Latex écologique

Largeur maximale des lés de papier peint: 100cm. Pour les dimensions supérieures à la largeur du matériau, les impressions seront réalisées sur plusieurs lés égaux
Utilisation : murs lisses et plats. Le papier peint photo conviendra aussi bien dans des intérieurs comme la maison mais aussi dans un restaurant, une l’école ou encore au travail dans les bureaux
Collage: bord à bord. La colle ne s’applique que sur la surface de vos murs ce qui réduit le risque d'endommagement de votre papier peint et permet également de petites corrections afin d’ajuster la pose
Nettoyage: chiffon sec
Finition: semi-mate, structure sable fin

Papier peint vinyle expansé lavable

Le papier peint vinyle est imprimé sur un support résistant à la structure «sable fin» ce qui intensifie le rendu de profondeur de l’impression. La technologie HP Latex utilisée vous fera profiter de couleurs intenses au fil du temps.

✓ Stratifié
✓ Structure sable fin
✓ Résistant à l’humidité, aux éraflures, égratignures et à l’exposition au soleil
✓ Résistant à la déformation et à l'étirement
✓ Perméable à la vapeur d'eau
✓ Facile à poser
✓ Encre HP Latex écologique

Largeur maximale des lés de papier peint: 100cm. Pour les dimensions supérieures à la largeur du matériau, les impressions seront réalisées sur plusieurs lés égaux
Utilisation : murs lisses et plats. Pièces avec une forte présence d’humidité (cuisine, salle de bains) ou celles dont les surfaces seraient susceptibles d’être éraflées (couloir, chambre d’enfant, hôtel, restaurant, salle de conférence, bâtiment public, école, maternelle, crèche)
Collage: bord à bord. La colle ne s’applique que sur la surface de vos murs ce qui réduit le risque d'endommagement de votre papier peint et permet également de petites corrections afin d’ajuster la pose
Nettoyage: chiffon humide
Finition: semi-mate, structure sable fin

Papier peint autocollant

Ce papier peint conviendra à différents types de pièces et de surfaces. Les papiers peints autocollants pourront décorer vos murs, vos armoires, vos vitres, vos meubles et autres surfaces lisses. La technologie HP Latex utilisée vous fera profiter de couleurs intenses au fil du temps.

✓ Pas besoin de colle
✓ Très facile à poser
✓ Résistant à la déformation et à l'étirement
✓ Perméable à la vapeur d'eau
✓ Encre HP Latex écologique

Largeur maximale des lés de papier peint: 133cm. Pour les dimensions supérieures à la largeur du matériau, les impressions seront réalisées sur plusieurs lés égaux
Utilisation : surfaces lisses, utilisation universelle
Collage: bord à bord
Nettoyage: chiffon humide
Finition: semi-mate

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Guatemalan millipede (species undetermined) coiled in defensive position.

Nymphs of wheel bug (Arilus christantus) hatching from eggs on branch. Each nymph is about 5 mm long. Wheel bugs are a type of assasin bug.

Tropical mantid (species undetermined); tropical cloud forest of Peru. Wide thorax and wing covers closely mimic a leaf, thus camouflaging it from birds and other predators.

Old and weathered bird houses on delapidated wooden bench

Antebellum cemetery in central Virginia.

Shoots of horsetail (Equisetum hyemale) showing various stages of maturity. Mature heads release spores for reproduction.

Still life composed of branch with tiny wasp nest and various stones

Fern fiddleheads unfurling in spring, backlit by morning sun

Close view of reproductive part of day lily flower, wth pistil arching outward and the stamens, with pollen-covered anthers--turning upward.

Still life of automotive parts, oil can, tools, and old kerosene can.

Dried "pitchers" of yellow trumpet pitcher plant from previous year's growing season. Pitchers are modified leaves that evolved to entrap insects.

Asian ladybird beetles (Harmonica axyridis) mating on common milkweed plant. Female will lay her eggs on underside of leaf an ample supply of aphids for the larvae to feed on when they hatch.

Eastern redbud trees growing among oaks and other hardwoods in central Virginia.

Eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis) and flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) blooming in woods in central Virginia in early spring.

Great rhododentron (Rhododendron maximum), growing on side of dead tree stump along Lilttle Stony Creek in Giles County, Virginia.

Star chickweed (Stellaria pubera) growing in crevice between two tree trunks.

Male fiddler crab (Uca pugnax) outside burrow in salt marsh on Eastern Shore of Chesapeake Bay, Maryland, U.S.A.

Fruit of Indian strawberry (Duchesnea indica). Actual size 10mm in diameter. Projections from surface of fruit are the seeds.

The famous Angel Oak, located in its own park outside of Charleston, South Carolina. The tree is at least 400 years old (some claim 1,500). A person is shown to give perspective.

Ring Road (Route 1) in southern Iceland near the town of Vik. The Ring Road circumnavigates the island of Iceland.

Common morning glory vive growing on old and corroded fawcet

Nurse log in Hoh River Valley of Olympic National Park. After a tree falls, tree seeds sprout on the surface. The log continues to rot, providing nutrients and water.

Dark fishing spider (Dolomedes tenebrosus). Large spider with leg-span up to 3 inches (75 mm) across in female. Wide-ranging spider that hunts prey on land or in and under water.

Flowers of flowering crabapple tree in spring

Colorful gourds and pumpkins on display for sale in supermarket.

Seeds and fallen leaves of a red buckeye tree (Aesculus pavia), after a rainstormSeeds are toxic to humansName of tree derives from appearance of the seeds, which look like the eyes of deer.

Flower of mayapple (Podophyllum peltatum) growing on forest floor in central Virginia. Blooms in early spring and produces an edible fruit.

The Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach on the Dryholaey Cape in southern Iceland.

Common rock polypody fern (Polypodium virginianum) growing on rocky outcrop along the Rivana River in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Jumping spider (Phidippus sp.) with highly iridescent mandibles.

Highly contorted multi-banded gneiss along the shore of an island in the Georgian Bay, Ontario.

Portulaca grandiflora flowers growing in garden in Virginia. Species is native to South America but is commonly grown as an annual elsewhere in the world.

Forest of longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) in Green Swamp Preserve in North Carolina in early April. Occasional fires keep undergrowth under control

Interior of old truck abandoned in central Virginia

Wild tulips (Tulipa sylvestris) growing in garden in central Virginia in early spring, backlit by setting sun.

Trio of day lilies in garden in central Virginia

Sea water spouting from the Nakalele Blowhole on the northeast coast of Maui, Hawaii.

The saddleback caterpillar (Acharia stimulea) is the larva of a Limacodid moth. Its venomous spines deliver what may be the most potent sting of any caterpillar in North America.

Oakleaf hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia) branch in early April in central Virginia, showing two remaining leaves from past season and new leaves sprouting.

Highly iridescent eyes of horsefly (Tabanus sp.).

Stream through deciduous forest in Lake Fairfax Park, Virginia, U.S.A., in autumn.

Maidenhair fern (Adiantum pedatum) after a rain in central Virginia.

Bottlebrush buckeye shrub blooming in central Virginia

British soldier lichen growing on old fence post on farm in central Virginia.

Oyster plant (Mertensia maritima) on black sand beach in Iceland.

Dramatic mix of clouds in evening over islands in the Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada

View of Blue Ridge Mountains (near) and Appalachian Mountains (distance) from overlook on Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, USA, in late September.

Poppies, coreopsis, and lupine planted by roadside for highway beautification.

American toad (Bufo americanus) hiding in cool, shaded knot hole in fallen log on hot summer day. Photo taken as found; not a set-up.

Spagnum moss and reindeer lichen growing in sheltered crevice between two lichen-encrusted gneiss rocks along the shore of the Georgian Bay in Ontario, Canada.

Boat at dock at sunrise on misty morning in the Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada, with islands in background.

Foggy-morning sun rising over island in the 30,000-island archipelago of the Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada.

Setting sun over the 30,000 Islands area of the Georgian Bay in Ontario, Canada.

Afternoon sunlight breaking through storm clouds and reflecting from the waters of the Georgian Bay in Ontario.

Setting sun over part of the 30,000-island archipelago of the Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada

Wildflowers growing in crack in Precambrian Canadian Shield rocks on the shore of an island in the Georgian Bay archipelego.

Shorline of island at dusk in the 30,000-island archipelago of the Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada

Wildflowers growing in crack in rocks on the shore of an island in the Georgian Bay archipelego at sunrise.

Islands on horizon of the 30,000 island archipelago on the eastern shore of the Georgian Bay in Ontario, Canada.

Tiger swallowtail (Papilio glaucus) nectaring on flowers of bottlebrush buckeye bush (Aesculus parviflora).

Sweat bee (Lasioglossum sp.) resting inside tulip blossom.

Common morning glory (Ipomoea purpurea) backlit by sun

Marsh marigold (Caltha palustris) in swamp in the Blue Ridge Mountains of central Virginia in spring

Underside of backlit black-eyed Susan flowers in central Virginia garden

Tulips backlit by the sun against black background in garden in central Virginia

Helleborus flower and buds in garden in central Virginia.

Blue shades anemone flowers (Anemone blanda) in garden in mid-March in central Virginia.

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