Decorative orange teak wood effect coating

Immerse yourself in the retro-chic ambience of the 70s with this decorative adhesive for walls and furniture, bringing a touch of warmth and character to your space. Featuring a trompe-l'oeil wood-effect finish, this captivating covering offers an orange-toned teak finish, perfect for authentic vintage and bohemian decor.

This revolutionary product combines the charm of natural wood with the practicality of adhesive, offering a versatile, easy-to-use decorating solution. Its wood-grain texture adds a tactile and visual dimension, creating a perfect illusion that evokes the warmth and richness of real wood.

The adhesive is designed to be very easy to apply, functioning as a simple sticker that you can apply yourself in a few simple steps. What's more, its thermoformable nature allows it to adapt to all shapes and forms, which means it can be used to embellish a variety of surfaces, from walls to furniture to decorative accessories.

This decorative adhesive is ideal for upcycling, offering a creative solution for refreshing and revitalizing your antique furniture and objects. Transform a simple wooden shelf into a vintage decorative element with this trompe-l'oeil coating, or add a touch of character to your walls with an eye-catching wood pattern.

Versatile and adaptable, this adhesive can be used in all kinds of places, whether in your living room, bedroom, kitchen or even office. It offers a simple, economical way of creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere, where the charm of the past meets modern comfort.

Care : To clean the adhesive film surface, use a mild soap such as a pH-neutral detergent. Avoid products with extremely acidic or basic pH levels. To remove stubborn stains, use hot, but not boiling, water. If necessary, a solution of isopropyl alcohol and water (70% ISO, 30% H2O) can be used, but not on Cover Styl printed surfaces. Use only soft cloths or sponges to avoid damaging the adhesive film. Avoid cleaning products containing organic compounds such as ammonia or polish, as they can be harmful to vinyl.