Strawberry Thief Washable Chenille Rug, 2 x 3 ft, William Morris Bird Pattern, Indigo Accent Rug, Non-Slip Backing

William Morris drew Strawberry Thief in 1883 after the thrushes in his garden at Kelmscott Manor kept stealing the strawberries (a man so annoyed by birds that he immortalized them). The image comes from the Cleveland Museum of Art, which put its piece of the original printed cotton in the public domain, so the birds, the berries and that deep indigo are his, edge to edge.

It is a rug you can throw in the washing machine, which matters more than anything else on this page if you have a dog, a kid, or a coffee habit.

What you get

• One washable chenille rug, 24 x 36 in (2 x 3 ft)
• Soft polyester chenille, printed edge to edge, with a non-slip backing and a finished edge

Good to know

• Machine washable
• Made to order for you, then shipped, so there is a little wait