Vladila
Xi-Phi Wallpaper
Xi-Phi Wallpaper
Xi-Phi Wallpaper is part of the Theory of Numbers collection, designed especially for teenagers and children who are fascinated by both science and art. This unique wallpaper invites young minds to explore the harmony between logic and creativity, transforming any room into a space of inspiration and discovery.
Inspiration Through Design
The Xi-Phi model celebrates the beauty hidden in the exact sciences and their artistic expression. Its handmade graphic design serves as a universal language that transcends words, encouraging imagination, curiosity, and learning. Each print is crafted by our skilled artists to create a stimulating environment where young thinkers can flourish.
Premium Quality Materials
All House of VLAdiLA wallpapers are produced on a durable Vlies base—a non-woven, extremely strong, and long-lasting material. The Xi-Phi wallpaper is:
- Eco-friendly: Made from natural, biodegradable, and PVC-free materials.
- Safe for homes: Printed with non-toxic, water-based inks.
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Customizable texture: Available in three finishes:
- Smooth – matte, soft, and elegant to the touch.
- Canvas – textured for a hand-painted, artistic effect.
- Linen – reminiscent of refined, woven linen fabric.
Sizes and Installation
The Xi-Phi wallpaper comes in rolls measuring 24 inches wide and up to 120 inches high. It is a removable wallpaper—easy to apply, adjust, and remove without damaging your walls.
Installation Guidance
- Prepare your wall by cleaning and drying the surface.
- Apply House of VLAdiLA adhesive for the best results and long-lasting hold.
- Align the wallpaper panels carefully—its seamless design ensures a perfect finish.
- Smooth out bubbles with a soft brush or roller.
Care Instructions
- Gently wipe with a soft, damp cloth if needed.
- Avoid using abrasive cleaners or excess moisture.
- Keep away from direct heat and humidity for prolonged longevity.
Standing between science and art, Xi-Phi Wallpaper brings the beauty born of complexity into your home. It’s more than décor—it’s a celebration of knowledge, creativity, and connection to the natural world.