It's the nom of our new collection. Because who doesn't love Jack Sparrow?
Who wouldn't like to find treasure, discover an unknown island or see a real mermaid? Who wouldn't like to travel like Ulysses or become one of the characters in the novels of Jules Verne? Age is probably the least important factor. What counts is what's going on inside our heads! Our imagination counts, ahoy adventure!

The colorful fish is an addition to the room, something that will revive it and make it more colorful and cheerful. We were inspired by old book illustrations we bought... in Sicily. These illustrations date back to the days when people were discovering new lands and these still unknown parts of the world must have seemed to them full of strange creatures and treasures. The same applies to the map we've created. We have elephants, octopuses, islands with volcanoes, fortresses and palm trees. And even part of the aqualung has been lost... This map is a perfect source bedtime story for a little traveler and conqueror. One thing's for sure, dreams will be more colorful.

TECHNICALLY :

COLORS: The card is in warm tones of beige and yellow. Tous the blue elements have been slightly toned down so that there are no strong contrasts on the card.

FILTER VINTAGE: The wallpaper is drawn with a delicate filter that creates a resemblance to an old map or chart.

The wallpaper is divided into strips:

Height: 280 cm

Width: 100 cm

The price is for one strip.

These strips will fit any standard apartment, as there's an extra 20 cm length so you can cut to the height of your wall. Ordering wallpaper in strips is more rapide and simpler. Simply measure the wall and order the number of strips you need. There's no need for lengthy professional consultations. Here, you can't go wrong.

Narrow wallpaper strips ensure that the wallpaper will fit almost perfectly on the width of the wall. What's more, the repeating pattern, where each strip is identical, allows the pattern elements to fit perfectly on the wall once we've pasted the wallpaper starting with the ceiling. Thanks to this, there's very little excess material.