Fellow NONAdians (Is this a valid reference for our local peeps living and/or loving the NONAhood? We think it sure is!),
 
Do you just have a full heart for our Nonahood? If so, we now have a way for you to enjoy it on a daily basis. Take advantage of our NONA-inspired sticker designs as your full-time phone wallpaper. Whether on your locked screen or your home screen, or even both, the choice is yours. But one thing you don't have to worry about is the cost because it is totally FREE.
 
Take advantage of our creative designs now and use them for a lifetime!
 
If you can spare a moment, we would absolutely love it if you let us join in on the fun by screenshoting your wallpaper design and either tag us @laurelreath or use the hashtag #laurelreath.
We are looking forward to sprinkling some NONA to everyone!
 
DETAILS
DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS: 
Before placing your order, note that this product contains a ZIP file including 4 separate JPGs which then can be used as your phone wallpaper.
Add this product to your cart
Continue checkout & note that it's free of charge
Once you placed your purchase, you will receive an email with your order confirmation and a DOWNLOAD button.
Click the download button
Click on the Zip file in your download folder 
Now all 4 separate images will be available to you in the unzipped folder
Select the image you would like to use as your wallpaper
Select 'Save image'
Go to your photos app and open that same image 
Once selected, click on 'Use as wallpaper'
This will bring you automatically to your wallpaper setting and you can choose to select the image as your 'Lock screen', or "Home screen', or both.
 
NONA-inspired designs are:
Autonomous
The Beep provides safe, stress-free, eco-friendly, and driverless mobility throughout our neighborhood.
Dog Statue
The 35-foot, 3,100-pound stainless steel sculpture modeled after a Labrador Retriever is called Diso and was designed by local artist JEFRE.
Glass House
A stunning installation by Brooklyn-based artist Tom Fruin. It utilizes reclaimed materials and pulls cues from sustainable urban design and American folk art.
Longhorn
They have been here way before we started to settle in. And even they won't be here forever, our local elementary school honors their presence by choosing it to become their mascot.
Pink Tree
Apparently, this tree died of natural causes and was repurposed into a public art installation by a local artist Samantha Walls.
Wings
Colette Miller launched the Global Angel Wings Project in 2012 in the streets of Los Angeles — the City of Angels. She began painting human-sized wings to remind humanity that we are the angels of this earth.
 
Hand-drawn and digitized by our Artisan Sarah.