Bird, Cat and Stacked Shapes Art Print
Unlike most nursery art, this doesn't wait for approval. A black cat eyes a tower of stacked circles and half-moons, with a small bird perched on top. The shapes do the heavy lifting in olive, mustard and slate blue against a soft off-white background.
On the wall it adds character without going loud. The cream backdrop keeps the room light, while the dark cat and deep accents give the eye something to land on. It reads as playful, not babyish, so it grows with the room.
Hang it above a low bookshelf, a changing table or a child's bed. Eye-level for a seated adult works best so the cat lands in the right place.
Pair with pale oak, woven baskets, a linen-shaded lamp and a few stoneware pieces in olive or mustard to pick up the palette.
Avoid hanging it next to busy floral prints or anything in clashing primaries — the shapes are doing the pattern work already. Printed on premium fine-art paper.
Unlike most nursery art, this doesn't wait for approval. A black cat eyes a tower of stacked circles and half-moons, with a small bird perched on top. The shapes do the heavy lifting in olive, mustard and slate blue against a soft off-white background.
On the wall it adds character without going loud. The cream backdrop keeps the room light, while the dark cat and deep accents give the eye something to land on. It reads as playful, not babyish, so it grows with the room.
Hang it above a low bookshelf, a changing table or a child's bed. Eye-level for a seated adult works best so the cat lands in the right place.
Pair with pale oak, woven baskets, a linen-shaded lamp and a few stoneware pieces in olive or mustard to pick up the palette.
Avoid hanging it next to busy floral prints or anything in clashing primaries — the shapes are doing the pattern work already. Printed on premium fine-art paper.
Original: $19.95
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$6.98Description
Unlike most nursery art, this doesn't wait for approval. A black cat eyes a tower of stacked circles and half-moons, with a small bird perched on top. The shapes do the heavy lifting in olive, mustard and slate blue against a soft off-white background.
On the wall it adds character without going loud. The cream backdrop keeps the room light, while the dark cat and deep accents give the eye something to land on. It reads as playful, not babyish, so it grows with the room.
Hang it above a low bookshelf, a changing table or a child's bed. Eye-level for a seated adult works best so the cat lands in the right place.
Pair with pale oak, woven baskets, a linen-shaded lamp and a few stoneware pieces in olive or mustard to pick up the palette.
Avoid hanging it next to busy floral prints or anything in clashing primaries — the shapes are doing the pattern work already. Printed on premium fine-art paper.
