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Prothonotary Warbler by Audubon Art Print

Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to warm yellow. A hand-coloured Audubon plate of two Prothonotary Warblers turns a quiet wall into something with a bit of story. The cream ground keeps things calm, the green leaves do the heavy lifting, and the small bursts of yellow lift the whole room without shouting. Hang it above a writing desk, a console in the hallway, or beside a reading chair in the bedroom. It plays nicely with oak, walnut and brass, and sits happily on chalky off-white, sage or warm mushroom walls. Avoid putting it next to busy modern abstracts or anything neon — let the plate breathe.

Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to warm yellow. A hand-coloured Audubon plate of two Prothonotary Warblers turns a quiet wall into something with a bit of story. The cream ground keeps things calm, the green leaves do the heavy lifting, and the small bursts of yellow lift the whole room without shouting. Hang it above a writing desk, a console in the hallway, or beside a reading chair in the bedroom. It plays nicely with oak, walnut and brass, and sits happily on chalky off-white, sage or warm mushroom walls. Avoid putting it next to busy modern abstracts or anything neon — let the plate breathe.

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Prothonotary Warbler by Audubon Art Print

$19.95

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Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to warm yellow. A hand-coloured Audubon plate of two Prothonotary Warblers turns a quiet wall into something with a bit of story. The cream ground keeps things calm, the green leaves do the heavy lifting, and the small bursts of yellow lift the whole room without shouting. Hang it above a writing desk, a console in the hallway, or beside a reading chair in the bedroom. It plays nicely with oak, walnut and brass, and sits happily on chalky off-white, sage or warm mushroom walls. Avoid putting it next to busy modern abstracts or anything neon — let the plate breathe.