Cat in the Jungle Art Print
'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of bright jungle green. This is a print with a clear point of view — a small black cat peering out from a wall of leaves, drawn with a grainy, screen-printed feel.
Put it up and the room sharpens. A quiet wall stops being a quiet wall, and any green you already have — plants, an olive sofa, a sage cushion — suddenly has something to talk to. The tiny red nose does a lot of work for such a small detail.
Hang it where people actually sit and look: above a sideboard, on a hallway wall you walk past daily, or in a study where you want a bit of personality. Eye-level, not too high.
Pair it with rattan, oak, linen, cream stoneware and real houseplants. Brass picks up the warmth in the leaves.
Don't bury it next to other loud prints — it wants room to land. Framed in black on fine-art paper for a crisp finish.
'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of bright jungle green. This is a print with a clear point of view — a small black cat peering out from a wall of leaves, drawn with a grainy, screen-printed feel.
Put it up and the room sharpens. A quiet wall stops being a quiet wall, and any green you already have — plants, an olive sofa, a sage cushion — suddenly has something to talk to. The tiny red nose does a lot of work for such a small detail.
Hang it where people actually sit and look: above a sideboard, on a hallway wall you walk past daily, or in a study where you want a bit of personality. Eye-level, not too high.
Pair it with rattan, oak, linen, cream stoneware and real houseplants. Brass picks up the warmth in the leaves.
Don't bury it next to other loud prints — it wants room to land. Framed in black on fine-art paper for a crisp finish.
Original: $19.95
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$6.98Description
'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of bright jungle green. This is a print with a clear point of view — a small black cat peering out from a wall of leaves, drawn with a grainy, screen-printed feel.
Put it up and the room sharpens. A quiet wall stops being a quiet wall, and any green you already have — plants, an olive sofa, a sage cushion — suddenly has something to talk to. The tiny red nose does a lot of work for such a small detail.
Hang it where people actually sit and look: above a sideboard, on a hallway wall you walk past daily, or in a study where you want a bit of personality. Eye-level, not too high.
Pair it with rattan, oak, linen, cream stoneware and real houseplants. Brass picks up the warmth in the leaves.
Don't bury it next to other loud prints — it wants room to land. Framed in black on fine-art paper for a crisp finish.
