Wooden wall decor – mouse with cheese window hanging

A small motif in the window, and the room feels a little more lively. This wooden window hanging shows a cute mouse with a nibbled piece of cheese. It is just right for your kitchen or your child's bedroom. The motif is engraved on both sides. So you can enjoy it from inside and from outside. You can also hang it on the wall as a picture.

What changes for you

• Your window shows the laser-engraved mouse from both sides – because the motif is engraved on both sides.
• You can hang the motif in a few seconds, with no tools and no crafting. It has a matching hole for hanging.
• You hold a piece of nature in your hand rather than printed film – because the window hanging is made of poplar plywood.
• You decorate with a motif that exists only once. The natural grain makes every piece unique.
• You have a small gift that mouse lovers will be really pleased with. It is small, light and ready to use straight away.

Why this window hanging makes a difference every day

Decorations do not have to be big to make an impression. The little wooden mouse with its piece of cheese brings a small detail into the room. It makes you smile every time you walk past. The same goes for guests and children. You do not need to redesign your window or wall. You simply hang up a single wooden motif that fits in with your existing furnishings.

Material & finish

The motif is made of 4 mm thick poplar plywood. All cuts are lasered, so the outlines are even and clean. The window hanging looks neat even up close. Wood is a purely natural material. It varies in shade, shows different patterns in the grain and may have small knots. This is why the engravings on the two sides almost always differ in shade. This makes your piece unique and is not a defect. The mouse is made in our own production in Pößneck, Germany.

Dimensions & technical details

• Height: 25 cm
• Material: poplar plywood, 4 mm thick
• Design laser-engraved on both sides
• All cuts laser-cut
• With hanging hole
• Made in Germany

How to use the window hanging

• In the kitchen window: the mouse dangles between pots of herbs. It gives you something to smile about over your morning coffee.
• In a child's bedroom: hang it as a wall picture above the shelf. The room gets a little companion that your child says hello to every evening.
• As a gift: for anyone who likes mice. It is easy to wrap and quick to hand over. And it certainly will not end up gathering dust in a cupboard.
• In a cheese shop, farm shop or at the weekly market: place the motif next to the cheese counter. Your products get a friendly, lovingly presented setting that catches customers' attention as they pass by.

Good to know about the mouse

The mouse with a piece of cheese is one of the best-known animal motifs of all. Almost everyone knows it from childhood, from picture books, cartoons and nursery rhymes. That is exactly why the motif works across generations. It suits a child's bedroom just as well as a playful decoration in the kitchen or a cheese shop.

Care & durability

There is not much you need to do. Dusting it with a dry cloth now and then is enough. Keep the untreated wood away from constant moisture. Then your window hanging will keep its natural, light look for a long time.

Frequently asked questions

Can you see the motif from both sides? Yes, the mouse is laser-engraved on both sides. In the window, you can see it from inside and from outside.

Why are the engravings different shades? Wood is a natural material that varies in shade and grain. This means the engravings on the two sides almost always look slightly different. Every piece is unique.

How do I hang the window hanging? The motif has a matching hole for hanging. Thread a string or ribbon through it, hang it up, done.

Are small knots a defect? No, small knots and differences in texture are normal in plywood. They are part of this natural material.

What counts is the moment your eyes fall on the window in the morning. The little mouse reminds you that home is made of exactly these small things. Just hang it where you pass by most often.