William Morris At Home Strawberry Thief Charcoal Wallpaper

Inspired by the thrushes that pilfered strawberries from William Morris's garden at Kelmscott Manor, Oxfordshire, Strawberry Thief is arguably his most recognisable design. The original pattern, designed in 1883 and a labour of love involving hand-carved woodblocks to build up the different colours, was one of Morris & Co.'s most costly cottons, even causing Morris sleepless nights as he awaited the first print at Merton Abbey. This Strawberry Thief Charcoal wallpaper presents the classic design with a contemporary twist, featuring subtle pastel tones of rose, greys, and white set against a deep charcoal backdrop, creating an intriguing and inviting contrast. The matt finish further enhances the modern feel of this timeless design.