"How it Works" Purple Wallpaper by PaperBoy
$175.00
What goes on inside animals? How do they move? We now know. With PaperBoy’s patented Revolutionary X-ray Detector Machine we’ve spied into the ancient secrets of animal locomotion. And along the way revealed the team of dedicated mini-engineers oiling the cogs and greasing the joints that keep the creatures rolling along. Your young ‘uns can spend ages examining the mechanics and discovering the teeny tiny maintenance man and his spanner.
Deep dark black machine animals on top of deep dark purple.
View the full PaperBoy Wallpaper Collection here.
- Design: Victoria Cramsie
- Made in Norfolk, England
- Dimensions: L 11 yards W 20.5"
- Repeat: 20.9"
- Color: purple / black
- Material: FSC accredited sustainable forest paper
- Ships from England in 1 - 6 weeks
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