Cream Carnations Watercolour Study Canvas Print
Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to cream. Three loose watercolour carnations sit on dusty blue-green stems, washed onto an off-white ground that already does half the work for you. Put it up and the room gets quieter, not busier. The off-whites in the painting talk to your wall, the soft blue-green stems pick up linen, ceramics and aged metals. Best above a bed, a small console or a bathroom basin, hung at eye level so the stems guide the eye downward. Pair with pale woods, washed cottons and one piece of stoneware. Skip dark moody walls, heavy gilt frames and anything competing for the spotlight — this print wants room to breathe. On canvas, the soft washes read with a gentle, matt finish that suits the watercolour mood.
Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to cream. Three loose watercolour carnations sit on dusty blue-green stems, washed onto an off-white ground that already does half the work for you. Put it up and the room gets quieter, not busier. The off-whites in the painting talk to your wall, the soft blue-green stems pick up linen, ceramics and aged metals. Best above a bed, a small console or a bathroom basin, hung at eye level so the stems guide the eye downward. Pair with pale woods, washed cottons and one piece of stoneware. Skip dark moody walls, heavy gilt frames and anything competing for the spotlight — this print wants room to breathe. On canvas, the soft washes read with a gentle, matt finish that suits the watercolour mood.
Original: $89.95
-65%$89.95
$31.48Description
Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to cream. Three loose watercolour carnations sit on dusty blue-green stems, washed onto an off-white ground that already does half the work for you. Put it up and the room gets quieter, not busier. The off-whites in the painting talk to your wall, the soft blue-green stems pick up linen, ceramics and aged metals. Best above a bed, a small console or a bathroom basin, hung at eye level so the stems guide the eye downward. Pair with pale woods, washed cottons and one piece of stoneware. Skip dark moody walls, heavy gilt frames and anything competing for the spotlight — this print wants room to breathe. On canvas, the soft washes read with a gentle, matt finish that suits the watercolour mood.
