Crane and Cherry Blossom on Teal Canvas Print
Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to deep teal. Hang this and the room reads more considered straight away — the dark green pulls every cream, brass and pale wood tone in the room into focus, while the crane gives the wall a clear shape to settle on.
It works best where you want a slow, quiet kind of drama. Above a bed, on a feature wall in the dining room, or at the end of a hallway where the height of the bird does the job of an alcove.
Pair with cream linen, dark timber, rattan, brass and a little bit of soft pink in cushions or ceramics. A single trailing plant nearby helps.
Keep neighbouring walls calm — no other big florals, no busy patterned wallpaper fighting for attention. Ready to hang as a stretched canvas on a wooden frame.
Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to deep teal. Hang this and the room reads more considered straight away — the dark green pulls every cream, brass and pale wood tone in the room into focus, while the crane gives the wall a clear shape to settle on.
It works best where you want a slow, quiet kind of drama. Above a bed, on a feature wall in the dining room, or at the end of a hallway where the height of the bird does the job of an alcove.
Pair with cream linen, dark timber, rattan, brass and a little bit of soft pink in cushions or ceramics. A single trailing plant nearby helps.
Keep neighbouring walls calm — no other big florals, no busy patterned wallpaper fighting for attention. Ready to hang as a stretched canvas on a wooden frame.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to deep teal. Hang this and the room reads more considered straight away — the dark green pulls every cream, brass and pale wood tone in the room into focus, while the crane gives the wall a clear shape to settle on.
It works best where you want a slow, quiet kind of drama. Above a bed, on a feature wall in the dining room, or at the end of a hallway where the height of the bird does the job of an alcove.
Pair with cream linen, dark timber, rattan, brass and a little bit of soft pink in cushions or ceramics. A single trailing plant nearby helps.
Keep neighbouring walls calm — no other big florals, no busy patterned wallpaper fighting for attention. Ready to hang as a stretched canvas on a wooden frame.
