Don't know about an app, but have you googled this:
"Graham and Brown Discontinued Wallpaper"
which throws up a number of suppliers.
Don't know about an app, but have you googled this:
"Graham and Brown Discontinued Wallpaper"
which throws up a number of suppliers.
It may be possible to find a match for the wallpaper by uploading a picture of it to a site like Google Images in order to find similar images, but it is unlikely to find an exact match as the original wallpaper may have faded over time and the manufacturer may no longer produce it. Another option would be to look for companies that print custom wallpaper based on a sample or picture, such as Spoonflower
hi im trying to find where i can get half spanish white wallpaper pattern number47063 lot 010
Astonishingly, the answer (as supplied by Google) is here:
Irrespective of where to find it the lot number is an probably an indicator that the colour may be slightly different on each production run BUT it is likely that the colour of the original has changed if it has been wall for any length of time and a new roll perhaps months or year later will not be a perfect colour match.
If the paper is on more than one wall then replacing all the paper on one wall can disguise the colour mismatch. It's much like saving paint for a touch-up later and finding that the original has faded or even changed colour and you need to paint a larger area than just the bit that initially required the small touch-up.
Much to be said for Woodchip:-)
While the market is open, anyone care to collect the dozen or more part full tins of emulsion paint carefully saved but never opened over the last 5 years? :-(
There's this option:
Does Google lens work in such circumstances, ? submitting a pic of the existing wallpaper
Hmm. I stopped going to our nearest recycling centre when they got very picky about me dropping off our domestic chest freezer in my VW Passat!
I suspect our left overs will all be beyond their re-usable life. My plan is to combine it with sawdust/shavings and then lose it in the domestic waste..
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