Strawberry Thief Wallpaper - William Morris - Blue

The 'Strawberry Thief' design by William Morris was inspired by his observations of the thrushes stealing strawberries from his kitchen garden at Kelmscott Manor.

Yes, this wallpaper features a reduced scale of the iconic design, making it suitable for decorating spaces of all shapes and sizes, including smaller rooms or accent walls.

You can clean the wallpaper gently with a slightly damp cloth or sponge. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or excessive water, as this can damage the material and print.

It is recommended to use a high-quality, pre-mixed wallpaper paste suitable for the type of wallpaper (e.g., paste-the-wall or paste-the-paper). Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for the best results.

Generally, you can hang wallpaper over existing paper if the old paper is sound, flat, and securely adhered. However, for best results and a smooth finish, it is always recommended to remove old wallpaper and prepare the wall surface.

Please refer to the product packaging or the retailer's specifications for the exact dimensions (length and width) of a single roll of this wallpaper.

The 'Denim/Spice' colourway is rich and complex. It tends to look good in various lighting conditions, with the blues offering a cooler tone and the spice accents providing warmth. It's always advisable to view a sample in your intended space if possible.

Gently lift the edge of the affected strip and re-smooth with a wallpaper brush or smoother. Ensure paste is applied evenly and walls are prepared correctly.

Carefully adjust the strip while the paste is still wet. Ensure you are using the correct cutting and hanging sequence, and check that the first strip was hung perfectly level.

Check that the correct type of wallpaper paste has been used and applied generously. Ensure walls are properly primed and free from dust or grease.

This can sometimes occur due to batch differences. Ensure all rolls used in the same area are from the same batch. Contact supplier if significant variation is present.