Artichoke Study in Greens Art Print
When the kitchen feels over-arranged, this kind of botanical study helps. The artichoke is broken into flat blocks of dark green, sage and soft cream, with one tiny purple heart at the centre.
Hang it and the room feels less fussy. The flat colour and clear shapes pull the eye to one spot, which calms a busy worktop or a crowded shelf.
It suits a kitchen feature wall, a breakfast nook, or a dining wall above a sideboard. The portrait shape works well between cabinets or in a narrow run of wall.
Pair with oak or pale timber, linen, cream stoneware, and a single sage or olive textile. Brass tap fittings pick up the warmth in the cream background.
Don't overload the same wall with other strong botanicals — one bold green study reads better than three competing ones. Printed on thick fine-art paper for a clean, matte finish.
When the kitchen feels over-arranged, this kind of botanical study helps. The artichoke is broken into flat blocks of dark green, sage and soft cream, with one tiny purple heart at the centre.
Hang it and the room feels less fussy. The flat colour and clear shapes pull the eye to one spot, which calms a busy worktop or a crowded shelf.
It suits a kitchen feature wall, a breakfast nook, or a dining wall above a sideboard. The portrait shape works well between cabinets or in a narrow run of wall.
Pair with oak or pale timber, linen, cream stoneware, and a single sage or olive textile. Brass tap fittings pick up the warmth in the cream background.
Don't overload the same wall with other strong botanicals — one bold green study reads better than three competing ones. Printed on thick fine-art paper for a clean, matte finish.
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When the kitchen feels over-arranged, this kind of botanical study helps. The artichoke is broken into flat blocks of dark green, sage and soft cream, with one tiny purple heart at the centre.
Hang it and the room feels less fussy. The flat colour and clear shapes pull the eye to one spot, which calms a busy worktop or a crowded shelf.
It suits a kitchen feature wall, a breakfast nook, or a dining wall above a sideboard. The portrait shape works well between cabinets or in a narrow run of wall.
Pair with oak or pale timber, linen, cream stoneware, and a single sage or olive textile. Brass tap fittings pick up the warmth in the cream background.
Don't overload the same wall with other strong botanicals — one bold green study reads better than three competing ones. Printed on thick fine-art paper for a clean, matte finish.
