Sweet Strawberries Wrapping Paper
Give your gifts extra impact with this unique and original wrapping paper: perfect for any occasion.
One sided wrapping paper made from Laura’s original hand painted illustration of some British strawberries from her sketchbook.
New larger size (500mm x 700mm) means you get more for your money. Digitally printed onto 90gsm premium quality paper with a matt finish and a luxury feel, the wrap is also uncoated so it is fully recyclable.
Why not add on the coordinating greetings card or gift tags set to really complete the look.
10% of every sale of this wrap will be donated to The Baytree Centre via Work for Good.
The Baytree Centre is a charity helping women and girls achieve their potential and lead fulfilled lives, based in the heart of Brixton, south London.
Laura Barnes’ happy and uplifting homewares bring joy into your home and beyond, by giving back to good causes.
When you buy any product in the Laura Barnes collection, 10% of profits are shared with charities whose mission is to protect the planet and support vulnerable people. Those three charities are The Rainforest Trust, The Baytree Centre and the South London Refugee Association.
As well as raising awareness through these charity partnerships, Laura Barnes’ passion for protecting people and the planet also shows up in her bright, cheerful illustrations. These often celebrate nature, inspired by that love for the great outdoors and travels in places like India, Morocco and Mexico.
Likewise, all her products and packaging are designed with the planet in mind. All products are crafted in an environmentally conscious way, not too far from the South East London studio where Laura draws her designs.
The designs themselves are the result of a mix of hand drawing and painting and digital techniques. If you’re a magpie for funky patterns and tropical colour palettes, you’ll love Laura Barnes’ pieces.
Add a splash of colour to the kitchen with her organic cotton tea towels, available in fun themed prints like Cocktail Party and Big Cats. These are digitally printed in small batches to keep waste to a minimum.
