Black Cat in the Lily Pond Art Print
Once the soft pink enters, the whole room stops apologising. A black cat blinks up from a Monet-style pond of greens, lilacs and floating pads — odd, charming, and very hard to walk past.
A dull corner becomes the bit of the house people stop at. The loose brushwork keeps it warm rather than precious, and the gold eyes give it a bit of wit. It earns its wall instead of just filling it.
Hangs well in a hallway, a kids' room, a downstairs loo, or any spot that's been waiting for a bit of personality. Sits happily at eye level, on its own, where people pause.
Pairs with pale oak, woven baskets, linen, soft cream ceramics and brass fittings. Chalky off-white or soft sage walls let the greens and lilacs do the work.
Don't crowd it with other busy florals or strong patterns — it wants room to be the joke in the room. Framed in oak or black for the cleanest finish.
Once the soft pink enters, the whole room stops apologising. A black cat blinks up from a Monet-style pond of greens, lilacs and floating pads — odd, charming, and very hard to walk past.
A dull corner becomes the bit of the house people stop at. The loose brushwork keeps it warm rather than precious, and the gold eyes give it a bit of wit. It earns its wall instead of just filling it.
Hangs well in a hallway, a kids' room, a downstairs loo, or any spot that's been waiting for a bit of personality. Sits happily at eye level, on its own, where people pause.
Pairs with pale oak, woven baskets, linen, soft cream ceramics and brass fittings. Chalky off-white or soft sage walls let the greens and lilacs do the work.
Don't crowd it with other busy florals or strong patterns — it wants room to be the joke in the room. Framed in oak or black for the cleanest finish.
Original: $19.95
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$6.98Description
Once the soft pink enters, the whole room stops apologising. A black cat blinks up from a Monet-style pond of greens, lilacs and floating pads — odd, charming, and very hard to walk past.
A dull corner becomes the bit of the house people stop at. The loose brushwork keeps it warm rather than precious, and the gold eyes give it a bit of wit. It earns its wall instead of just filling it.
Hangs well in a hallway, a kids' room, a downstairs loo, or any spot that's been waiting for a bit of personality. Sits happily at eye level, on its own, where people pause.
Pairs with pale oak, woven baskets, linen, soft cream ceramics and brass fittings. Chalky off-white or soft sage walls let the greens and lilacs do the work.
Don't crowd it with other busy florals or strong patterns — it wants room to be the joke in the room. Framed in oak or black for the cleanest finish.
