Crane Among Peonies Tapestry Art Print
No, the deep green doesn't soften the room. It defines it. A white crane stands among pink peonies and wild roses on a leafy ground, drawn in the tapestry style of the Arts and Crafts movement.
Hang it and the wall stops being background. The colour goes warmer, woodwork looks more deliberate, and a plain sofa or console suddenly has something to answer to.
Works best on a chalky off-white wall, above a console in a hallway, or above a sideboard in a quieter living room. Good in north-facing rooms — the green holds its depth.
Pair with linen, velvet, oak or walnut, brass fittings, and stoneware in clay tones. Looks especially good against painted joinery in a deeper green or warm white.
Don't park it next to another patterned tapestry print — it wants to be the one doing the talking. As a fine-art print, it suits a slim oak or black frame.
No, the deep green doesn't soften the room. It defines it. A white crane stands among pink peonies and wild roses on a leafy ground, drawn in the tapestry style of the Arts and Crafts movement.
Hang it and the wall stops being background. The colour goes warmer, woodwork looks more deliberate, and a plain sofa or console suddenly has something to answer to.
Works best on a chalky off-white wall, above a console in a hallway, or above a sideboard in a quieter living room. Good in north-facing rooms — the green holds its depth.
Pair with linen, velvet, oak or walnut, brass fittings, and stoneware in clay tones. Looks especially good against painted joinery in a deeper green or warm white.
Don't park it next to another patterned tapestry print — it wants to be the one doing the talking. As a fine-art print, it suits a slim oak or black frame.
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No, the deep green doesn't soften the room. It defines it. A white crane stands among pink peonies and wild roses on a leafy ground, drawn in the tapestry style of the Arts and Crafts movement.
Hang it and the wall stops being background. The colour goes warmer, woodwork looks more deliberate, and a plain sofa or console suddenly has something to answer to.
Works best on a chalky off-white wall, above a console in a hallway, or above a sideboard in a quieter living room. Good in north-facing rooms — the green holds its depth.
Pair with linen, velvet, oak or walnut, brass fittings, and stoneware in clay tones. Looks especially good against painted joinery in a deeper green or warm white.
Don't park it next to another patterned tapestry print — it wants to be the one doing the talking. As a fine-art print, it suits a slim oak or black frame.
