Taxidermy Birds Hand Printed Wallpaper – Grape
Taxidermy Birds is a design that requires a second look. With a fascination for the weird and the wonderful| Daniel Heath has created a theatre of birds in flight. Upon closer inspection each bird appears to bepinned| stuffed and preserved in suspended animation.
All wallpapers are silk-screen printed by hand and made in East London at the Daniel Heath Studio with bespoke colours available on request.
order a sample:
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£250.00
Printed to Order - Allow 7-10 Days
| Dimensions | 1000 × 52 cm |
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| Details | *Made to order. Taxidermy Birds wallpaper is 52cm wide and is a 105cm block repeat with a large scale drop, ideal for entrance ways, halls and feature walls. British made class A fire rated wallpaper which passes European and US fire regulations recommended for commercial spaces. All screen-printed wallpapers by Daniel Heath are printed using pigment binders that provide a beautiful but durable finish. |
| Size | 10M x 52cm Roll |
Orders received by 12pm GMT Mon to Fri shipped same day *excl. special order items – see Additional Product Details tab for further details.
UK: Free Standard delivery (2-3 business days) on all orders over £75 or from £3.95-£9.95 for orders under £75 depending on size and weight. Express delivery (1-2 business days) also available for most products. Free sample delivery.
Europe: Standard delivery (3-5 business days) from £9.95 depending on order value, size and delivery location. Sample delivery £3.50.
US, Canada and ROW: Standard delivery (5-7 days) from £14.95 depending on order value, size and delivery location. Sample delivery £7.50.
We donate a percentage of every Curious Egg purchase to Equal Arts – an amazing charity that is making a huge difference to older people’s lives through new thinking and really innovative projects. Equal Arts’ creative programme brings real purpose, connection, friendship and joy to the older people they work with and we are excited to support their incredible work.
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