Product Description

Gotta love this playful, whimsical little scene. Gorgeous for a new arrival, but equally appropriate for an older girl. Nice one, Mae!

Unlike other wall stickers on the market, which are usually made of vinyl, these utterly charming fabric ones by Mae are fully reusable and will not damage your walls.

The stickers can be applied to your walls many times in the layout of your choosing, and as the fabric has been coated, they can we wiped clean if someone gets up to mischief with them.

No preparation of the wall (beyond giving it a quick clean) is required. Just ease them off the sheet and off you go!, Love Mae

What's included and measurements

Your stickers will come packaged in a gorgeous and handy tube, in which you can store them if not in use.

Sheet size: medium (42 x 55 cm). See above image for layout and suggestions for arrangement.

About Mae

Mae is a tiny company based in the rural New South Wales town of Stokers Siding, and is run by a gaggle of enormously talented ladies. Their stickers are produced locally in small quantities only.

I came upon Mae when they had just launched their product range, and was so excited that I was totally prepared to jump on the next plane to Australia and personally beg to become a stockist. Fortunately, that was not required and I have been their exclusive UK stockist since.  

What really sets Mae apart from other sticker-makers is the quality of the design, which is absolutely spot on, and therefore the impact on the room is less 'sticker' and more mini-mural. A wonderful and flexible way to decorate your room and a great Christmas gift.

Here's their blog if you fancy a read. 

Caring for your stickers

• Your stickers will need no attention if you just leave them be.... but if they do get a bit grubby, simply wipe clean with a damp cloth.

• Feel free to rearrange, however if you move the stickers excessively, you may find they dry out a little bit around the edges.

• It's common sense, but do ensure that babies are not able to reach the stickers. Although highly unlikely, it's possible if they are scrunched up into a ball they could become a choking hazard.