Strawberry Thief Peel and Stick Wallpaper, William Morris, 24 x 96 in Panel or 12 x 12 Sample, Original Indigo, Removable

William Morris drew Strawberry Thief in 1883 after the thrushes in his kitchen garden kept stealing the fruit. A man so annoyed by birds that he immortalized them. This is the pattern in its original indigo, printed as peel-and-stick wallpaper you can put up and take down without a bucket of paste.

SIZES: a 24 x 96 in panel, or a 12 x 12 in sample if you want to see the color on your wall first. One repeat runs about 8 x 9 in, and the pattern lines up from panel to panel.

FINISH: smooth matte, removable.

Printed to order in the US. Free shipping to US addresses.

Original colors, restored from the museum's own photograph of the real cloth. No recoloring.

THE ART: Strawberry Thief, William Morris, designed 1883. Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, 1935-23-21, public domain.