Thatcher Studio wallpaper is generally printed upon order - please allow up to 6 weeks to ship out and receive tracking.

A stacked, geometric pattern consisting of simple shapes, hand cut and arranged from wood rubbings made from fallen Ponderosa Pine and Western White Oak found near the Little Klickitat River in Washington.

Bratten Wagon Texas 1888. House, barn, well. Mr., died. Mrs., five daughters, 10 miles to Goldendale. Alfalfa, barley, cows, hogs fattened on acorns, milk-barley. daughter marries Morgan. Wheat, alfalfa, cattle, no children. niece marries Collins, second house, several children. One slipped, rocks, waterfall, beau. fowl play, never proved.

Material: Clay-coated high quality paper (residential grade)
Features: Untrimmed - Unpasted - Wipeable
Sustainability: Hand printed with water based inks on durable, sustainably harvested paper (USA sourced fiber). Climate neutral and recyclable.
Fire Rating: Class A
Match Type: Half drop
Pattern Repeat: 36"
Roll Dimensions: 27" wide x 15 feet long per single roll. Orders may be shipped as a combination of single and double rolls.

This wallpaper is printed by hand, so some natural variation in print appearance is normal (and beautiful!).

Thatcher Studio is officially Climate Neutral Certified. In addition, their PVC-free wallpaper is printed by hand with water based inks on durable, sustainably harvested paper, and is curbside recyclable (including their packaging materials), providing an easy, sustainable way to dispose of excess paper trimmed during installation or when replaced.

Celebrate the unexpected beauty of opposites with thoughtful observations of things often overlooked. Thatcher Studio has a long history of conceptual thinking, care, and elbow grease that has impacted the brand since it started. With a unique creative perspective and a focus on sustainability — Thatcher's designs express a bold richness, reveling in the juxtaposition of elegance and chaos - the point between.

Please note: Burke Decor does not accept wallpaper returns at this time. Why? Wallpaper is produced in batches (similar to tile) and due to dye-lot variations that occur based on when the rolls are produced, we are unable to accept returns.

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