Happy Dog Pack Pattern Art Print
Back in the 1970s, this kind of cheerful dog illustration belonged to another kind of home — picture books, school corridors, and kitchen calendars. Here it lands on a wall as a print.
Put it up and a quiet room gets a personality. The bright dogs in blue, pink, green, yellow and red bring colour without trying too hard, and the white background keeps things from tipping into chaos.
Works best in a kids' room, nursery or family kitchen — a wall at child eye-level above a low shelf, toy bench or play table.
Pair it with painted white furniture, pale oak, woven baskets and simple cotton bedding. One or two solid primary cushions will echo the colours nicely.
Don't crowd it with other busy patterns. Let it be the loud thing on the wall. Printed on heavyweight fine-art paper for a clean, matt finish.
Back in the 1970s, this kind of cheerful dog illustration belonged to another kind of home — picture books, school corridors, and kitchen calendars. Here it lands on a wall as a print.
Put it up and a quiet room gets a personality. The bright dogs in blue, pink, green, yellow and red bring colour without trying too hard, and the white background keeps things from tipping into chaos.
Works best in a kids' room, nursery or family kitchen — a wall at child eye-level above a low shelf, toy bench or play table.
Pair it with painted white furniture, pale oak, woven baskets and simple cotton bedding. One or two solid primary cushions will echo the colours nicely.
Don't crowd it with other busy patterns. Let it be the loud thing on the wall. Printed on heavyweight fine-art paper for a clean, matt finish.
Original: $16.00
-65%$16.00
$5.60Description
Back in the 1970s, this kind of cheerful dog illustration belonged to another kind of home — picture books, school corridors, and kitchen calendars. Here it lands on a wall as a print.
Put it up and a quiet room gets a personality. The bright dogs in blue, pink, green, yellow and red bring colour without trying too hard, and the white background keeps things from tipping into chaos.
Works best in a kids' room, nursery or family kitchen — a wall at child eye-level above a low shelf, toy bench or play table.
Pair it with painted white furniture, pale oak, woven baskets and simple cotton bedding. One or two solid primary cushions will echo the colours nicely.
Don't crowd it with other busy patterns. Let it be the loud thing on the wall. Printed on heavyweight fine-art paper for a clean, matt finish.
